Jaishankar Rebuts Pakistan: "No Talks on Terrorism with Terrorists | #shorts #news

Current Events | "Jaishankar Rebuts Pakistan: "No Talks on Terrorism with Terrorists" | #shorts #news

Following a meeting with the Pakistani counterpart, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar asserted that it is not possible to simultaneously talk about terrorism and peace. He further rebuked Pakistan, declaring that “it is not feasible to engage in a dialogue about terrorism with individuals who have committed terrorist acts. The decreased trustworthiness of Pakistan in regards to terrorism is decreasing at a more rapid rate than their foreign exchange reserves.” This comment is particularly pertinent for Americans, who are all too familiar with the devastating effects of terrorism, as well as the importance of maintaining a secure society. The United States has a vested interest in the stability of this region and the reduction of terrorist activity overall.

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