Pak Argues With US For Backing Modi's Cross Border Terror Stand; Washington Says 'Will Continue...'

Published on Jun 27, 2023 01:55 pm IST

India-U.S. bonhomie during PM Narendra Modi's visit has left Pakistan fuming. After the historic visit, Pakistan has been trying to pick a fight with the U.S. In The Latest, Pakistan has summoned the U.S. Embassy's deputy chief of mission to protest against the Modi-Biden joint statement on cross-border terrorism. Amid Pakistan's protest, the U.S. State Department has also reacted to the controversy and said it will continue to push Pakistan to disband all terror groups.

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