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It's not necessarilly bad. Doesn't seem very new either too. Saying that Pakistan should do more has been said for years, and it's not clear how much more pressure he's willing to put in. Implicating India more is something that precedent US governement weren't doing openly, but it could backfire if it leads Pakistan to fear loosing Afghanistan to India.
I guess it would be fairly decent, it's just galling because he spent the campaign touting his "special secret plan to solve the issue". Not that we expected that to be just another pile of horsecrap, but it's worth keeping in mind it's another of his non-stop stream of lie.
I agree that militarily its very similar to what we're seen before and the change is probably nothing to write home about. Politically though: Breitbart, now under Meet-the-old-boss management, went after Trump. The top headline describes him as "Defending flip-flop in speech", one article described him as speaking with McMaster's voice, while other, more subtle (yet arguably more likely to provoke Trump) articles called it a continuation of Obama's strategy, or a tweaked variation thereof.
They aren't wrong, but what's notable about it is it's an aggressive tact for Bannon's Breitbart to take against their new boss's former boss.