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WASHINGTON, Sept 14 — US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called yesterday on Pakistan to deny legitimacy to the Taliban unless they meet international demands, acknowledging concerns that Islamabad has supported militants from Afghanistan. Testifying before Congress on the Taliban victory in...

WASHINGTON, Sept 14 — US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called yesterday on Pakistan to deny legitimacy to the Taliban unless they meet international demands, acknowledging concerns that Islamabad has supported militants from Afghanistan.

He said the priorities included ensuring the Taliban let out people who want to leave Afghanistan and respect the rights of women, girls and minorities, as well as adhere to promises that the country not again become “a haven for outward-directed terror.” Pakistan’s actions have “involved hedging its bets constantly about the future of Afghanistan,” he added.

 

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