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US supports Pakistan’s right to self-defense against Taliban

27 February 2026
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The United States expressed its support for Pakistan’s right to defend itself against Taliban attacks from Afghanistan, following Pakistan’s declaration of being in “open war.” The tensions escalated after Pakistan conducted airstrikes in Afghanistan, prompting retaliatory actions from the Taliban. Both sides have reported significant casualties, with the U.S. highlighting the Taliban’s failure to meet counterterrorism commitments and the ongoing use of Afghan territory by terrorist groups.

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