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In India, Rubio asserts US ties with Pakistan from ‘geographic standpoint’

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October 21, 2026
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has defended Washington’s decades-long ties with Pakistan, citing the significance of the nation’s geographic place.

Rubio made the remarks in an interview with an Indian media outlet throughout his three-day go to to India, his second official journey to the nation this 12 months.

Responding to a query about his views on Pakistan as a senator and now as US secretary of state, Rubio stated he was answerable for managing US international coverage.

“And that does require us to have relationships with international locations, together with those who we could have some disagreements with,” he added.

Rubio reiterated that Washington was towards terrorism wherever on the planet and anyone who sponsors terrorism.

He defended Washington’s ties with Pakistan, saying the US wants to keep up a relationship with the nuclear-armed nation.

“It is a nation that, from a geographic standpoint, we want to have the ability to work together with them, in a lot the identical approach as the federal government of India has to have and has a relationship and meets with leaders from Iran,” he added.

“And I feel in a approach it could possibly be a optimistic factor, as a result of if we have now a relationship and we are able to converse to them it might maybe assist us — assist — it maybe places us able to assist discourage the sorts of issues that India is frightened about,” he stated.

On the battle on Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, he stated that it was “very tough to make a take care of” Tehran.

Nevertheless, he claimed that oil and vitality shipments by way of the straits had reached 80% to 100% of the degrees recorded earlier than the Center East battle started in February.





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