Matthew Miller, the spokesperson of the US State Department, says that the Pakistani people have suffered a lot at the hands of terrorists. We have common interests in dealing with threats to regional security

During the weekly press briefing at the US State Department, Spokesman Matthew Miller commented on the question asked about a new military operation in Pakistan and possible action against terrorists in Afghanistan, and said that "Pakistani people are very much at the hands of terrorists." There has been a loss. We have common interests in addressing threats to regional security. We are in regular contact with the Government of Pakistan to identify opportunities for strengthening regional security and capacity building, including counter-terrorism discussions

During the weekly press briefing, in response to a question asked regarding the May 9 protests in Pakistan, Matthew Miller, the spokesperson of the US State Office, said, "We think that this should not happen anywhere in the world, that is, we are legitimate." We support freedom of expression, including the right to protest, the right to peaceful assembly, and we oppose acts of violence, we oppose vandalism, looting, arson. When it comes to dealing with these situations, the first thing we want to say is that all protests must be peaceful and governments must deal with them in a manner that respects the rule of law and freedom of expression