Wednesday July 6, 2022
اردو
Dialogue Pakistan Dialogue Pakistan
Dialogue Pakistan Dialogue Pakistan
  • Citizen Journalism
  • Pakistan
  • World
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • Videos
    • Feature Videos
    • In House Videos
    • Mobile Footage
    • Documentaries
  • More
    • Features
    • Health
    • Sci-Tech
    • Business
    • In Pictures
    • Facebook
News

No ‘understanding in place’ for the US to use Pakistan airspace

by Web Desk October 23, 2021

AA

 No ‘understanding in place’ for the US to use Pakistan airspace

Pakistan denied on Saturday that Islamabad and Washington had reached an agreement for the US to use its airspace to conduct military and intelligence operations in Afghanistan.

In a previous interview with a foreign correspondent, Prime Minister Imran Khan stated unequivocally that Pakistan would “absolutely not” allow any bases or use of its territory for any action inside Afghanistan.

“Absolutely not. We will not allow any bases or military action from Pakistani territory into Afghanistan. Absolutely not.” In an interview with ‘Axios on HBO,’ the prime minister stated.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied the latest news reports implying such an agreement, stating that “no such understanding was in place.”

“Pakistan and the United States have a long history of cooperation in regional security and counter-terrorism, and the two sides continue to consult regularly.”

Earlier, the opposition demanded that the government explain to the House why a senior Pentagon official claimed that Pakistan had allowed the US military to use its airspace to support its presence in Afghanistan.

Also Read: Govt aware of Inflation consequences on people: PM Imran

The newly formed Taliban government has also urged all countries, particularly the United States, to “act in accordance with international commitments and refrain from infringing on Afghanistan’s airspace.”

According to a statement issued by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), all countries are the sole owners of their states’ territorial and air sovereignty under international law, and “as a result, the Islamic Emirate, as Afghanistan’s sole legal entity, is the guardian of Afghanistan’s land and airspace.”

According to IEA officials, US drones are invading Afghanistan’s sacred airspace, and such violations must be corrected and prevented.

Under the guise of mutual respect and commitment to “prevent any negative consequences,” Afghanistan’s interim government has urged all countries to respect international laws.

The Taliban declared the Afghan war to be over after seizing control of Kabul on August 15.

Post Views: 111

Share This:

Previous post
Next post




Polls

Should the release of foreign movies be delayed to help support Pakistani cinema?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...
Most Recent
News

Monsoon rains kill 77 in Pakistan

July 6, 2022
News

Pakistan climbing season reaches new heights

July 6, 2022
World

UK PM Johnson on the brink over

July 6, 2022
Entertainment

Hira Mani enjoys rain in a saree,

July 6, 2022
July 2022
M T W T F S S
 123
45678910
11121314151617
18192021222324
25262728293031
« Jun    
Related Stories for you

Monsoon rains kill 77 in Pakistan

July 6, 2022

Islamabad: At least 77 people have died in monsoon rains lashing Pakistan, the country’s climate change minister said Wednesday, warning

Pakistan climbing season reaches new heights

July 6, 2022

Skardu: Pakistan is enjoying a bumper climbing season with around 1,400 foreign mountaineers bidding to scale its lofty peaks —

UK PM Johnson on the brink over ministerial resignations

July 6, 2022

London: Boris Johnson’s position as UK prime minister was on the brink on Wednesday, after two of his senior ministers

Dialogue Pakistan

Citizen Journalism is the collection, dissemination and analysis of news by the people for the people especially by the means of internet. Dialogue Pakistan is the country’s first citizen journalism portal to provide Pakistanis an opportunity to get themselves heard aiming to encourage citizen journalism inculcated with ethical values.

Quick Links

اردو
About Us
Advertise
Careers
Contact

Category

Citizen Journalism
Pakistan
World
Sports
Entertainment
Features

Download our APP

Social Platforms

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • Youtube
Copyright 2022.Dialogue Pakistan. All Rights Reserved.