Atlanta: The United States has expressed its stance on the ongoing security concerns in Pakistan, emphasizing that it does not wish for the nation to be targeted by terrorist activities originating from Afghan territory. This statement was made by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio during a news conference at the conclusion of the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Summit in Atlanta.
According to Radio Pakistan, Secretary Rubio acknowledged Pakistan’s apprehensions about terrorist attacks being sponsored from Afghanistan. He noted that Islamabad believes the Taliban have not adequately curtailed these attacks, which has led Pakistan to consider countermeasures. Rubio assured that the United States is attentive to these concerns and expressed readiness to assume a constructive role in addressing the issue, despite the complex relations with the Taliban.
Rubio’s remarks highlight the ongoing regional security challenges and the United States’ interest in fostering stability, even as it navigates the intricate dynamics of its relationship with the Afghan leadership.