‘Pushing Taliban to fulfil all anti-terrorism commitments’

The State Department has said the US is remain committed to ensuring that Afghanistan can never again be a launching pad for terrorism.

Spokesperson Matthew Miller, during the daily press briefing, noted that the US government was vigilant against the evolving threats posed by various terrorist outfits, including Daesh and Al-Qaeda.

He said that the US continues to push the Taliban to fulfil all of their counterterrorism commitments made to the international community.

The State Department spokesperson further said that the US had made it clear to the Taliban that it’s their responsibility to make sure they give no safe haven to militants, whether it’s Daesh, Al-Qaeda or any other terrorist outfit.

He said that our global coalition to defeat Daesh, and the C5+1, help intensify our efforts to check terrorist threats from the region and stop terrorists’ ability to raise funds, travel and spread propaganda.

The spokesperson stressed that the United States would continue to work to hold Daesh accountable for its actions and stop terrorist attacks against the America and other Western countries.

In response to a query, he explained that the US administration has maintained an unwavering focus on terrorism since President Biden took office three years ago.