State Department spokesperson
WASHINGTON: According to Matthew Miller, a spokesman for the US State Department, the US government is not involved in Pakistan’s political affairs.Matthew Miller stated during a news conference today that the US has consistently urged all countries to respect journalists and the function of the media. He continued by pointing out the significance of independent media in democratic society.
According to the spokeswoman for the State Department, Pakistani journalists should be let to operate freely. He continued by saying that, in addition to promoting better decision-making among the populace, independent media also strengthened democracy by holding elected leaders responsible.Miller asserted that Pakistani politics are a subject exclusively for Pakistani citizens, who have the freedom to make their own judgements in line with the Constitution.
He emphasised that the US has already rejected the false accusations made by the leader of a political party and that it has no connection to Pakistani politics.US is aware of military tribunals following the events of May 9: State Department SpoxA spokeswoman for the US State Department had earlier said that the US was aware of military trials of civilians following the events on May 9.
Following the detention of the former prime minister and leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), military facilities, notably Corps Commanders House Lahore, came under attack on May 9.Matthew Miller pleaded with Pakistani leaders to uphold democratic principles during a news conference.According to a representative for the US State Department, upholding the rule of law, protecting journalists, and upholding human rights have always been top priorities for the US.
Miller highlighted that every nation has the freedom to make judgements based on its energy requirements in relation to the Russian oil purchases.
