Safe Havens News

Pentagon 's Lt Col Mike Andrews said Pakistan needs to address the issue of terror safe havens which will not just serve Afghanistan but also India and the entire region

India has urged the UN Security Council to focus on eliminating terrorist safe havens in Pakistan and accused Islamabad of differentiating between good and bad terrorists

Jim Mattis will visit Pakistan on Monday where he is expected to meet Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa

James Mattis says the US wants no terrorist safe havens in Afghanistan and Pakistan, asserting that there are ways for NATO to hold Islamabad accountable for its fight against terrorism

Narendra Modi says India, US share a common objective of eradicating terrorism, terrorist infrastructure, safe havens and support, while bringing peace and stability to Afghanistan

Rex Tillerson indicates that he will firmly tell Pakistan to stop providing safe havens to terror groups on its soil to improve bilateral ties

US defence secretary Jim Mattis held talks with Indian leaders, vowing to jointly stamp out militant safe havens and seeking India's greater involvement in helping to stabilise Afghanistan

India's permanent representative to the UN Syed Akbaruddin said that these terrorist groups should be treated like terrorist organisations with no justifications offered for their activities

Pakistan is not seeking material or financial help, but Washington must trust and treat it with respect, Army chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa tells the US envoy

US President Donald Trump's administration appears ready to harden its approach towards Pakistan to crack down on militants launching attacks in Afghanistan