<h1>Former national security adviser says president's family business ties to Pakistan harmed US-India partnership, risking strategic credibility</h1> A former national security advisor said the president sacrificed the US relationship with India because of the president's family business dealings with Pakistan, calling that decision a 'huge strategic harm' to US interests. The advisor argued the US had spent decades building strong ties with India across technology, economics and security, particularly to counter China, and that undermining that partnership damages strategic alignment and global credibility. The remarks warn that allies may hedge against the United States if they cannot rely on consistent commitments, producing broad reverberating impacts on US alliances and foreign policy.