John Kirby, the spokesman of the National Security Council of the White House, following the claim of Pakistani officials that Afghan citizens are involved in terrorist attacks in this country, says that there is no information about the involvement of these immigrants in terrorist attacks.
Publish dateTuesday 18 July 2023 - 10:25
Story Code : 273419
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Reuters reported on Monday, July 17, that the spokesman of the National Security Council of the White House "denied" the involvement of Afghan refugees in terrorist attacks in Pakistan.
John Kirby emphasized that there is no indication that "Afghan refugees have committed terrorist acts inside Pakistan or in the border areas of this country."
Kirby thanked Pakistan for providing shelter to Afghan immigrants and emphasized that these people are trying to find a safe and secure place.
Meanwhile, Pakistani authorities claimed that Afghan citizens are involved in terrorist attacks in this country.
The Pakistani army had previously issued a statement emphasizing that "the involvement of Afghan nationals in terrorist activities in Pakistan is another important concern that must be taken into account."
The Pakistani army made these claims after the attacks on the country's soldiers in the province of Baluchistan.
John Kirby emphasized that there is no indication that "Afghan refugees have committed terrorist acts inside Pakistan or in the border areas of this country."
Kirby thanked Pakistan for providing shelter to Afghan immigrants and emphasized that these people are trying to find a safe and secure place.
Meanwhile, Pakistani authorities claimed that Afghan citizens are involved in terrorist attacks in this country.
The Pakistani army had previously issued a statement emphasizing that "the involvement of Afghan nationals in terrorist activities in Pakistan is another important concern that must be taken into account."
The Pakistani army made these claims after the attacks on the country's soldiers in the province of Baluchistan.
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