US Praises Pakistan's Success Against Terror: Joint Statement After Talks In Islamabad
The United States commended Pakistan's counter-terrorism actions and expressed condolences for recent attacks. The US designated the Baloch Liberation Army as a terrorist group, highlighting ongoing security cooperation between both nations.
The United States has commended Pakistan for its ongoing efforts in counter-terrorism.
In a joint statement after the Pakistan-US Counter-Terrorism Dialogue in Islamabad, the US acknowledged Pakistan's achievements in addressing terrorist threats that impact both regional and global peace. The US also expressed condolences for recent terror attacks in Pakistan, highlighting the loss of civilian lives and law enforcement personnel.
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In a significant move, the US recently designated the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) and its faction, the Majeed Brigade, as foreign terrorist organisations. This decision follows the BLA's long-standing insurgency against Pakistan, demanding independence for Balochistan. The BLA was first listed as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist group by the US in 2019 after several deadly attacks.
US Acknowledges Pakistan's Counter-Terrorism Efforts
The joint statement released after the Pakistan-US Counter-Terrorism Dialogue praised Pakistan's "continued successes" in curbing terrorist groups. These groups pose threats to both regional stability and global security. The statement was shared by Pakistan's foreign ministry, underscoring the collaborative efforts between the two nations.
Washington extended its sympathies over recent terror incidents in Pakistan. "The United States expressed condolences for the loss of civilians and members of law enforcement agencies in terrorist incidents in Pakistan, including the barbaric Jaffar Express terrorist attack and the bombing of a school bus in Khuzdar," it added.
Pakistan Army Chief Engages with US Leadership
General Asim Munir, Pakistan's army chief, was in Washington on Sunday. This marked his second visit since a brief conflict with India. During his stay, he engaged in high-level discussions with senior US political and military figures. He also met members of the Pakistani diaspora to strengthen ties further.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted that since 2019, the BLA has claimed responsibility for additional attacks through its Majeed Brigade faction. This underscores ongoing concerns about their activities and justifies their designation as a terrorist organisation.
The dialogue between Pakistan and the US reflects an ongoing commitment to tackle terrorism collaboratively. Both nations aim to enhance regional security through continued cooperation and mutual understanding.
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