What US Said On Reports Accusing India Of Targeted Killings In Pakistan
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India had last week rejected the targeted killing charges, made in a report in the UK daily The Guardian, as "false and malicious anti-India propaganda".
The US on Monday said it has been following reports accusing India of conducting targeted killings in Pakistan and said it encourages the two countries to find a solution through talks. #WATCH | On being asked about the United States' position on Pakistan's allegations against India about carrying out state killings in Pakistan, US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller says, "So we have been following the media reports about this issue. We don't have any… pic.twitter.com/vwaKjkvK0Q
India had last week rejected the targeted killing charges, made in a report in the UK daily The Guardian citing Pakistani evidence, as "false and malicious anti-India propaganda".
Asked about the allegations, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller asserted his government will not interfere in the issue but encourage both sides to avoid escalation.
