WASHINGTON: The United States has strongly condemned the Quetta blast and offered its assistance to Pakistan on investigating the barbaric attack.
The President Balochistan Bar Association Bilal Anwar Kasi and former President of Balochistan Bar Association Baz Muhammad Kakar were among the 71 victims were lost their lives on Monday in Quetta as a result of targeting killing and a deadly explosion.
“The United States condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist attacks in Quetta,” the US State Department Spokesperson Elizabeth Trudeau said during a press briefing in Washington.
“We send our deepest condolences to the loved ones of those killed and injured, and we offer our assistance to Prime Minister Sharif as his government investigates and works to bring these murderers to justice.”
The Spokesperson said that these terrorists targeted a hospital, the judiciary and the media, the most important pillars of democracy.
Elizabeth Trudeau said that these brutal and senseless attacks only deepen our shared resolve to defeat terrorism around the world.
The State Department Spokesperson said that the United States will continue to work with its partners in Pakistan and across the region to combat this threat.
“We’ll continue to work with our partners in Pakistan and across the region to combat this threat,” she said.
