New York/Washington: A senior U.S. military commander said the U.S. is closely monitoring the situation, in India's military attacks on POK and terrorist targets in Punjab, Pakistan. pahalgam.
It's too early now. We are paying close attention to the situation. General Ronald Clark said at a digital press conference on Wednesday that we are nesting senior headquarters and USINDOPACOM as information about these strikes becomes clearer, General Ronald Clark said at a digital press conference on Wednesday.
The United States Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) is one of six geographical united combatants based in Hawaii. Clark answered questions about the development of the U.S. after the strike in India. Earlier on Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump said he hoped India and Pakistan would stop the conflict, saying he would be there if he could do any help.
Oh, it's so scary. My position is that I get along with both. I know very well and I want to see them solve it. I want to see them stop and hope they can stop now. They went to Tat's tits, so hopefully they can stop now. I know that we get along well with both countries.
Good relationship with the two, I want to see it stop. Trump responded to questions about the war between India and Pakistan and said if I could do anything, I would be there. Foreign Minister Vikram Misri told reporters in New Delhi on Wednesday that the Indian military conducted a measured, non-phasing, proportionate and responsible strike to remove Pakistan's terrorist infrastructure to prevent and pre-drive any further terrorist attacks.
Misri said at a press conference that since Islamabad had no obvious step to take action on the terrorist infrastructure on its territory, he considered the perpetrators and masterminds of the April 22 attack to be crucial.
