U.S sees threat to Pak. stability

Visiting Secretary of State told of need for ties with Iran and North Korea 

Sushma Swaraj with U.S Secretary of State Rex Tillerson
in New Delhi on Wednesday.

The United State is worried that emboldened terror outfits could threaten the stability of the government of Pakistan, visiting U.S Secretary of state Rec Tillerson said here on Wednesday, explaining he discussed the issue with Pakistan during his meeting in Islamabad.

Mr. Tillerson also said the U.S. has no opposition to a legitimate business with Iran even as External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj defended New Delhi's ties with Tehran and said India will also continue to have its embassy in North Korea as the mission may serve the purpose of dialogue.

"We are also concerned about the stability and security of Pakistan's government as well.

If these terrorist organizations enlarge their numbers, strength, and capability within Pakistan's borders, then these can lead to being a threat to Pakistan's own stability.