Authorities in Pakistan have rejected as “complete nonsense” a claim by Brazilian journalist Pepe Escobar that Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad had allegedly planned to assassinate Pakistan Army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir and members of the Pakistani delegation during their recent Switzerland visit. Pakistan’s Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, left, stands with Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir (AP) The allegation was made by Escobar during a podcast hosted by Lebanese-Australian political commentator Mario Nawfal, where he claimed that Pakistan’s military had received “credible intelligence” about an alleged Israeli plan targeting Munir and other Pakistani officials travelling to Switzerland for diplomatic engagements linked to recent US-Iran talks. The ‘ultra-credible’ info Escobar claimed that the alleged plot was connected to meetings held at the Burgenstock Resort, where delegations from Pakistan and Qatar were involved in discussions related to negotiations between the United States and Iran aimed at advancing efforts to end the broader West Asia conflict. “Pakistani military received ultra-credible information that the Mossad was preparing, under orders by Netanyahu [Israel prime minister], …