US Affirms Pakistan’s Right to Self-Defence Against Terrorism
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- The United States has affirmed Pakistan’s right to defend itself against terrorist attacks, according to a statement from the U.S.
- Washington has expressed its support for Pakistan's counter-terrorism operations.
- also described Pakistan as a key partner in the global fight against terrorism.
Story so far: The United States has affirmed Pakistan’s right to defend itself against terrorist attacks, according to a statement from the U.S. Washington has expressed its support for Pakistan's counter-terrorism operations.
Latest development: The United States' affirmation of Pakistan's right to self-defence was reportedly made after the United Nations voted on a global counterterrorism strategy. Sources: Express News
The United States has affirmed Pakistan’s right to defend itself against terrorist attacks, according to a statement from the U.S. State Department. Washington has expressed its support for Pakistan’s counter-terrorism operations.
In its statement, the U.S. also described Pakistan as a key partner in the global fight against terrorism.
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The United States’ affirmation of Pakistan’s right to self-defence was reportedly made after the United Nations voted on a global counterterrorism strategy.
Sources: Express News
On the occasion of the 250th Anniversary of American Independence on July 4, 2026, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening its partnership with the United States. In a message posted on the social media platform X, the prime minister extended felicitations to US President Donald J. Trump and the American people.
PM Shehbaz stated that Pakistan is dedicated to a partnership based on mutual respect, shared interests, and constructive engagement. He highlighted the more than seven-decade history of relations between the two nations, strengthened by the contributions of the Pakistani-American community. The prime minister also acknowledged President Trump’s role in promoting peace in South Asia.
Separately, President Asif Ali Zardari also sent a message of felicitation to President Trump and the American people on the historic occasion.
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