Pakistan must prevent militants from operating on its soil: US

[KhanBaba2]

If nothing changes then we go ahead and start delaying all NATO supplies to Afghanistan, unless more favourable transit terms are given.

What are the current transit terms.

 

[Haris Ali2140]

What are the current transit terms.

CSF.

 

[YeBeWarned]

Oh I almost miss those Statements from US ... On one side they appreciate our sacrifice , but on the other hand some minions will issue such statements . Seems like our relationship with America is coming back to normal Too much sweetness from US is also not good , and too much Bitterness is not good .

 

[Baz]

Pakistan must prevent militants from operating on its soil: US
By news desk
Oct.13,2019

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United States has appreciated Pakistan’s efforts to curb militancy but reminded Islamabad that it must do more to stop militants from operating within its borders.

The statement from Alice Wells, the acting assistant secretary of the US State Department’s Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs, came via Twitter early on Sunday morning.

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She said Washington welcomes Pakistan’s recent arrest of four Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) leaders and wants them and LeT leader Hafiz Saeed to face prosecution for their “vicious attacks”.


Wells added that Prime Minister Imran Khan has vowed to pursue action against all militant groups and that “Pakistan, for its own future, must prevent militant groups from operating on its soil.”


The reminder from Washington comes on the heels of Thursday’s arrest of four aides of Hafiz Saeed on terrorism financing charges.

Saeed, arrested on the same charges, has been on judicial remand since July, a move previously welcomed by US President Donald Trump who wants Pakistan to do more to crack down on militancy.

The recent arrests come ahead of a meeting next week of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global watchdog, which will review progress made by Pakistan on controlling terror financing and money laundering.

Pakistan, included on a so-called grey list compiled by the FATF, has been under increasing pressure to stop the financing of militant groups.

The recently released final Mutual Evaluation Report of the Asia Pacific Group (APG) says Pakistan faces high risks of money laundering and terror financing and it needs to improve the understanding of these risks that are also emanating from various terrorist groups operating in the country.

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The APG on Money Laundering released its report 10 days before the Financial Action Task Force’s plenary meeting, which is going to give its decision on Pakistan’s status on its grey list.

After the APG report, chances are high that Pakistan would be retained on the grey list during the FATF plenary meetings from October 13 to 18 in Paris.

(With additional input from Reuters)

These biatches and the pimps . What do you guys think, how can we put a ban on such fuc*** statements

 

[El Sidd]

Let me guess, Nawazoo is a victim and so is Altaf Hussain?

nice try Sidhu..good joke.. use it in your sitcoms

 

[Mrc]

She can take her thumb in her back side