Pakistan Begged US For Help After India's Op Sindoor, Offered Minerals & Access

• Documents reveal Pakistan pleaded with the US for help after India's Operation Sindoor, offering investments, special access, and critical minerals.
• Pakistani diplomats contacted US officials over 50 times, as per FARA documents distributed by Squire Patton Boggs.
• Operation Sindoor was India's response to a terror attack in Pahalgam, striking terror camps in Pakistan using advanced indigenous systems.
• Pakistan sought US mediation on counterterrorism, the Indus Water Treaty, and the Jammu and Kashmir dispute.
• Offers to the US included increased trade, access to the SIFC for investors, critical mineral agreements, financial modernization, and enhanced counter-terrorism cooperation.

Why It Matters: Documents expose Pakistan's desperate plea to US post-Op Sindoor, offering vast concessions.