In the wake of recent terrorist attacks in Balochistan, both Saudi Arabia and the United States have issued strong condemnations and extended their condolences to the victims and their families.
The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs has unequivocally condemned the violence and extremism that led to the tragic incidents in Balochistan. "Saudi Arabia rejects all forms of violence and extremism," a statement said.
A statement from the ministry expressed deep sorrow for the loss of life and extended condolences to the families of those affected. "We express our condolences and sympathies to the government and people of Pakistan also," the statement added.
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Similarly, the US State Department has also condemned the attacks, with spokesperson Matthew Miller expressing profound sadness over the loss of innocent lives, particularly highlighting the murders in Musakhel.
"Security personnel and civilians were targeted in terrorist attacks. The killing of innocent people in Musakhel is condemnable," Miller said. "Our hearts go out to the families of those killed in these attacks."
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Miller described the ongoing suffering of the Pakistani people due to extremism and terrorism and assured that the US stands firmly with Pakistan in combating these threats. "America and Pakistan have a common interest in dealing with threats to regional security," he remarked.
The US is committed to collaborating with Pakistani leaders to address regional security challenges and will continue to support Pakistan’s efforts against terrorism. "Talks will continue with Pakistani leaders to deal with the threat of terrorism," Miller asserted.
