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US senators discuss with Pakistan leaders possibility of ending export of terror to India
10/13/2019 11:35:01 PM
While the Chinese President had his five-hour long meeting with Prime Minister, Narendra Modi during which XI Jinping talled about terrorism and economic cooperation and the US has come in support of India which has been rattled by terrorism. Pakistan must end support to the Taliban and other terror groups, a top American senator said a day after meeting Pakistani leadership in Islamabad. Pakistan has an important role to play in stabilising Afghanistan, engaging in robust counterterrorism efforts and strengthening the global economy," Senator Maggie Hassan said on Friday after concluding her trip to Pakistan and landing in India for meetings with the Indian leadership. Well there is no doubt that leaders from India would welcome her statement and the support from the US Government in ending Pakistan's support terror.
US Senators Hassan and Chris Van Hollen met Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa and officials from the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. These two senators discussed Pakistan's steps to end export of terror to India and to Afghanistan. Once this happened the two senators assured Pakistan that India would reopen the doors of dialogue that too on Kashmir and other issues Two US senators hoped that their talks with Pakistan leaders could bear the rersults that could benefit Afghainstan and India.. They thought it advisable to discuss all the issues concerning support to terrorism and that could help Pakistan to come out of its shell.
It was particularly helpful to discuss with key Pakistani leaders what more can be done to preempt terrorist attacks and prevent the spread of terrorist ideology," she said Moreover, it was important for us to communicate directly to Pakistan's senior leadership that they must end support to the Taliban and other terrorist groups. In addition, amid escalating tensions in Kashmir, it's critical that we find ways to help de-escalate the situation on both sides," Hassan added And during these talks the two senators discussed the ways and means of ending support to terror and by ending export of terror to India. Once it was done India would be willing to reopen the doors for talks on various issues that bedevil the bilateral ties.
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