Imran in his speech in parliament declared clearly that Pakistan will not follow the orders of America anymore. He determined that Pakistan will not compromise its sovereignty under any foreign pressure. Moreover, in his speech he made clear that Pakistan could be in an alliance with America for maintaining peace but could not be with it for conflict.
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