Charlie Kirk, a vocal critic of Pakistan, was assassinated in Utah, sparking discussions about his controversial views on U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding India-Pakistan tensions. Prior to his death, he urged the U.S. to remain neutral during India’s Operation Sindoor, which was a response to terrorism from Pakistan, describing Pakistan as a “sneaky actor” in global affairs. Kirk advocated for America to avoid military entanglements, emphasizing that conflicts not directly threatening U.S. security should not warrant intervention. His assassination highlights the intersection of domestic political extremism with international geopolitical discussions, raising concerns about the ramifications of incendiary rhetoric on democracy and foreign policy.