Pakistan tells UNSC it will respond to Afghan terror threats in self-defence
Most outlets reported that Pakistan informed the UN Security Council it would respond to terrorist threats from Afghanistan in self-defence as and when needed. Dawn provided more context, noting the statement was made in Washington and that it would be in accordance with international law, while Minute Mirror focused on the warning aspect and the conditional nature of the response.
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Pakistan warns UNSC over Afghan terrorism
Pakistan has told the United Nations Security Council that it will respond in self-defence if terrorist threats from
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Will respond to terror threats from Afghanistan in self-defence as and when needed, Pakistan tells UNSC
WASHINGTON: Pakistan told the UN Security Council on Wednesday that it would respond to terrorist threats emanating from Afghanistan in self-defence as and when needed and in accordance with international law. The assertion by Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Asim Iftikhar Ahmad came during a Security Council meeting on the situation in Afghanistan five years after the ...
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