WASHINGTON: The US on Tuesday committed that it would “continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with Pakistan in its fight against terrorism”.
During the daily briefing, the US State Department’s spokesperson Matthew Miller maintained the Pakistani people have suffered greatly at the hands of violent extremist terrorists. He strongly condemned the attacks that targeted security officials and civilians, including the murder of 23 innocent civilians in Musakhel.
“Our hearts go out to the families and loved ones of those killed,” Miller said, adding that “The United States and Pakistan have a shared interest in combating threats to regional security and we will continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with Pakistan in its fight against terrorism.”
Responding to a question about Iran’s warning to Pakistan to complete the pipeline project, the spokesperson said that the US would continue to enforce its sanctions against Iran and always advise anyone considering business deals with Iran to be aware of the potential ramifications of those deals.
“At the same time helping Pakistan address its energy shortage is a priority for the United States and we continue to discuss energy security with the Government of Pakistan,” he said.
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