US vows support for Pakistan against terrorism, condemns recent attacks

The United States has strongly condemned the recent terrorist attacks in Pakistan, expressing solidarity with the victims and pledging continued collaboration with the Pakistani leadership to address the scourge of terrorism.

In a press briefing on Monday, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller highlighted the deep suffering of the Pakistani people due to terrorism, emphasising the US commitment to strengthening Pakistan’s civilian and military capacity to counter such threats.

“We sympathise with the families affected by terrorism, and our hearts are with the victims of the November 9 blast in Quetta,” Miller said, referencing the deadly explosion that claimed multiple lives in Balochistan.

He further stated that the US remains committed to ongoing consultations with Pakistan’s government, involving high-level dialogue to bolster counterterrorism efforts.

“Our partnership with Pakistan is focused on addressing the challenges posed by terrorist groups through enhanced cooperation and support,” Miller added.