US and India urge Taliban to ensure that terrorists don’t use Afghanistan as their safe haven

India and the United States have approached the Taliban to guarantee that Afghanistan isn’t utilized as a psychological militant place of refuge, as authorities of the two nations finished up their joint exchange on counterterrorism.

Reaffirming counterterrorism collaboration as a significant column under the US-India Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership, the two sides swore to additionally extend participation on law authorization, data sharing, trade of best practices, and key assembly on counterterrorism challenges, a joint assertion said on Thursday.

During the two-day meeting here on October 26 and 27, the US repeated its obligation to stand along with individuals and the public authority of India in the battle against psychological oppression.

The two sides firmly censured any utilization of fear monger intermediaries and cross-line psychological oppression in the entirety of its structures, and required the culprits of the 26/11 Mumbai assault to be dealt with.

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They additionally called for coordinated activity against all fear gatherings, including those prohibited by the United Nations Security Council, for example, al-Qaida, ISIS/Daesh, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), the joint assertion said.

“In accordance with UNSC Resolution 2593 (2021), the two sides approached the Taliban to guarantee Afghan domain is never again used to compromise or assault any nation, asylum or train psychological oppressors, or plan or money fear monger assaults,” it said.

The two sides focused on proceeding with close conferences on advancements in Afghanistan and potential psychological militant dangers radiating from that point. They additionally traded sees on countering narco-fear organizations and trans-public illicit weapons carrying networks. PTI

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