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US says it supports Pakistan's 'right to defend itself' against Afghan Taliban
The US expressed condolences for casualties and reaffirmed support for Pakistan's defense amid escalating border clashes with the Taliban, with Pakistan reporting nearly 300 militant deaths.
- The United States said it supported Pakistan's right to defend itself against attacks from the Afghan Taliban.
- The State Department said the Taliban failed to uphold counterterrorism commitments and that terrorist groups used Afghanistan as a launching pad.
- Pakistan's prime minister spokesman said 297 Afghan Taliban and militants were killed, while Afghanistan said at least 19 civilians died.
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The Independent (US)US backs Pakistan’s right to defend itself amid Taliban clashes
Washington affirms support for Islamabad amid heavy fighting and rising civilian concerns
·London, United Kingdom
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US backs Pakistan’s right to defend itself against Afghan Taliban government
Amid escalating tensions, the US backs Pakistan's military actions against the Afghan Taliban, emphasizing Pakistan's right to self-defense. Trump's positive remarks on Pakistan's leadership signal a shift in US-Pakistan relations.
·Dubai, United Arab Emirates (the)
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President Donald Trump has openly praised Pakistan, touting his good relations with the Prime Minister and Army Chief, while praising Pakistan's performance amid recent tensions. US State Department Under Secretary Alison Hooker also supported Pakistan's right to self-defense.
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