WASHINGTON : Spokeswoman for the US State Department, NED price said that Pakistan has the right to defend itself against terrorists when briefing reporters in Washington on Tuesday.

We are aware of the latest statement made by the Pakistani National Security Committee, the official added. “Terrorist assaults have caused a great deal of suffering for the Pakistani people,” he remarked.

He said that we continue to urge the Taliban to maintain their promise to ensure that Afghan land is never ever again utilised as a staging area for global terrorist strikes. These are some of the obligations that the Taliban have so far been unable or unwilling to fulfil.

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