US stands by India in war on terror: Pompeo
WASHINGTON: Secretary Michael R. Pompeo met Monday with Indian Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale.
According to a handout attributable to Deputy Spokesperson Robert Palladino, Secretary Pompeo affirmed that the United States stands with the people and government of India in the fight against terrorism. Secretary Pompeo and Foreign Secretary Gokhale discussed the importance of bringing those responsible for the attack to justice and the urgency of Pakistan taking meaningful action against terrorist groups operating on its soil.
They noted the strength of our partnership and discussed ways to further enhance cooperation, including on counterterrorism. They also discussed our complementary visions for the Indo-Pacific, US-India defense cooperation, and the growing US–India economic partnership, including joint efforts to expand bilateral trade in a balanced and reciprocal manner.
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