US Refuses to Acknowledge Reports of Targeted Killings by India in Pakistan

The US has stated that it will not interfere in the issue but will encourage both sides to avoid escalation. US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller asserted that the government will not interfere in the issue but will urge both sides to avoid escalation.

He mentioned that they have been following media reports about the issue and refrained from commenting on the allegations. However, he emphasized that they encourage both sides to avoid escalation and find a resolution through dialogue.

According to a report by The Guardian, the Indian intelligence agency RAW has allegedly carried out up to 20 assassinations since the Pulwama attack of 2019. The report, which was based on evidence supplied by Pakistan and interviews with intelligence officials from both sides of the border, also claimed that Delhi has implemented a policy of targeting those it considers hostile to India.

The report also quoted Pakistani officers accusing the Indian intelligence of establishing sleeper cells in the UAE for carrying out the killings.