The United States Department of Defense has confirmed that security cooperation with Pakistan remains active, with a particular focus on counter-terrorism efforts.
This announcement was made by Pentagon spokesman General Patrick during a press briefing, highlighting the enduring partnership between the two nations in combating terrorism.
“Security cooperation with Pakistan is ongoing, with a special focus on counter-terrorism,” he stated, addressing questions on the current state of US-Pakistan defense relations.
He underscored the long history of collaboration between the two countries in their shared fight against terrorism, noting that discussions on security cooperation continue to be a regular feature of bilateral engagements.
While acknowledging the strong foundation of US-Pakistan defense ties, General Patrick did not provide specifics on any new security assistance packages for counter-terrorism efforts in Pakistan. “I have nothing new to announce,” he said when asked about potential updates or changes in the security assistance framework.
The statement reaffirms the United States’ commitment to working with Pakistan on security issues, despite the lack of new announcements. The focus on counter-terrorism highlights the critical area where both nations have historically found common ground and continue to collaborate closely.
