He said Pakistan has also paid a heavy price as the country lost civilians and soldiers at the hands of terrorists, and nothing is going to change in U.S. relationship with Pakistan.
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To a question on upcoming talks between Pakistan and India, scheduled for next week, the spokesman said that the United States wants to see the tensions reduced between the two countries.
He said that the US and its partners in that region recognised that terrorism was a shared challenge and a shared responsibility for all to work together. “Success is our ultimate destiny because we are on the right side and terrorists are wrongly using the name of Islam for targeting innocent children, women and general public”, he added.
Nisar said Pakistan’s enemies were receiving assistance from outside to create anarchy for their nefarious designs.
He said nation got more united and committed against terrorism after the condemnable Attock. Despite the financial constraints, he said, the government had allocated Rs45 billion for capacity building of the civil armed forces. “We have to win the war on terror at any costs”. “This is the same enemy into whose eyes we look at the Wagah border daily”. Speaking to media representatives here, Nisar said that former Punjab Home Minister Shuja Khanzada was not accustomed to having security with him and added that intelligence agencies had advised the Punjab home minister not to visit Shadi Khan village.
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He said that Pakistan’s enemy within the country get money from the outside to create law and order situation.
