Pakistan termed the mention of terrorism in the India-US joint statement as misleading

Pakistan News: Pakistan on Friday objected to the reference to the alleged spread of terrorism from its land in the US-India joint statement and termed it unlike unilateral, misleading and diplomatic norms.

Foreign Office spokesman Shafkat Ali Khan also expressed concern over the sale of arms to India by the US and said that this would increase military imbalance in the region.

Pakistan expressed surprise

Foreign Office spokesman Shafkat Ali Khan said in a weekly press conference that Pakistan is surprised that this context has been added to the joint statement despite Pakistan’s anti-terrorist cooperation with the US. He said, “We consider Pakistan-specific reference to unilateral, misleading and diplomatic norms in the Indo-US joint statement of 13 February 2025.”

Military imbalance will increase in the region

Foreign Office spokesman Shafkat Ali Khan said, “Pakistan is also very concerned about the transfer of military technology to India. Such steps increase military imbalance in the region and weaken strategic stability. They permanent peace in South Asia Not helping to achieve. “

PM Modi and Trump discussed the global crisis of terrorism

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump called upon Pakistan to expedite their efforts to bring the conspirators of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks into the dock of justice. Trump has announced the approval to extradite India to India, the main conspirator of this brutal attack.

Prime Minister Modi and President Trump held a detailed discussion on the ‘global crisis of terrorism’. Both of them emphasized that safe targets of terrorists should be abolished from every corner of the world. The joint statement said that the two leaders have strengthened cooperation against terrorist threats from various terrorist groups including al-Qaeda, ISIS, Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba to prevent heinous acts like Mumbai attacks. Committed.