US, Pakistan share security cooperation ties: Pentagon
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Pentagon Press Secretary said that we have a long history of working together.
WASHINGTON (Dunya News) - Pentagon Press Secretary Maj. Gen. Patrick S. Ryder during a Press Briefing in Washington on Tuesday said that the US and Pakistan do share a security cooperation relationship, particularly focused on counterterrorism.
“We have a long history of working together in that regard. And so as opportunities present themselves in the future, I'm sure those conversations will continue to be ongoing,” he said.
A day earlier, US State Department principal deputy spokesperson Vedant Patel while briefing the newsmen in Washington said that Imran Khan’s detention is Pakistan’s internal matter.
When asked about the US House of Representatives resolution asking for a thorough and independent investigation into interference claims in Pakistan's 2024 elections, Vedant Patel said that in the United States of America and our democratic system, Congress is a separate but coequal branch of government.
Vedant Patel said that we have consistently and privately and publicly urged Pakistan to respect the rights of its people in line with its constitution and international commitments.
He said that we urge the Government of Pakistan to respect human rights and fundamental freedoms, including the freedom of expression, freedom of association, peaceful assembly, and the freedom of religion as well.
