'Role In 9/11, Harbouring Osama...': Mary Millben Questions Trump For Considering Pak For Iran Talks

Last Updated:March 31, 2026, 11:50 IST

Millben slammed the United States administration for getting cozy with Islamabad and hoped that the next US President would resume a genuine relationship with India.

American singer and political commentator Mary Millben on Tuesday sparked a massive controversy after she strongly criticised Pakistan’s potential role in mediating peace talks between the United States and Iran amid the ongoing war.

Her remarks came following a televised interview involving Bret Baier and Pakistan’s ambassador to the United States, where the idea of Pakistan acting as a diplomatic intermediary was discussed.

Calling the interview bizarre, Millben questioned the United States over considering Pakistan as a host country for mediating the peace deal between Washington and Tehran. She further recalled Islamabad’s role in the 9/11 terror attack and termed Pakistan as the key problem in the world of terrorism. 

Taking to X, the American singer wrote, “Bizarre interview today between my friend Bret Baier and the Pakistani Ambassador to US. Why would any US President consider Pakistan as a host country for mediating a peace deal between the US and Iran?"

“Not forgetting Pakistan’s role in 9/11, verified in global terrorism, and harboring Bin Laden. Pakistan, a terrorist country, hosting Iran, another terrorist country, in conversations of peace with the US? The Pakistani Government is delusional. They are trying to make themselves relevant without understanding they themselves are a key problem in the world of terrorism," she added.

Millben, while referring to Pakistan as a terrorist country, slammed the United States administration for getting cozy with Islamabad and hoped that the next US President would resume a genuine relationship with India, as New Delhi is Washington’s strongest democratic partner.

The sharp response amid Pakistan’s efforts to position itself as a potential mediator for US-Iran talks, with Islamabad highlighting its ties to both Tehran and Gulf states.

However, Iran rejected Pakistan’s offer to host possible talks, signalling that Islamabad is unlikely to play a formal mediating role in efforts to end the ongoing war.

While Islamabad had expressed readiness to host peace talks aimed at ending the conflict, neither Washington nor Tehran had formally confirmed participation.

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