US hopes Pakistan cooperates with India against terrorists: Vance on Pahalgam attack

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#PahalgamAttack #USIndiaRelations #PakistanTerrorism

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The US has potentially linked Pakistan to terrorism in India with Vice President JD Vance saying Washington hopes Pakistan would cooperate with India to hunt down and bring to justice terrorists "sometimes operating from its territory" Vance's remarks were made on the ‘Special Report with Bret Baier’ show on Thursday. When asked to comment on the tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, Vance said Washington is in touch with both the countries. #PahalgamAttack #USIndiaRelations #PakistanTerrorism #Kashmir #IndiaPakistan #USStatement #Terrorism #SouthAsia #BreakingNews #VanceStatement

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