The US stated on Monday that it promotes communication between the two nations to resolve their differences and that it has been monitoring accusations alleging India of carrying out targeted killings in Pakistan.

India had dismissed the accusations of targeted killings as “false and malicious anti-India propaganda” last week, following a piece in the UK newspaper The Guardian that cited Pakistani proof.

When questioned about the claims, US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said that while his agency will not get involved in the matter, it will urge all parties to prevent tensions from getting worse.

“We have been keeping up with the news coverage of this problem. Regarding the core claims, we have nothing to say. Naturally, however, even while we won’t intervene in this matter, we advise all parties involved to refrain from

According to a report by The Guardian, following the Pulwama assault in 2019, the Indian intelligence agency RAW is believed to have carried out as many as 20 similar assassinations.

The study also asserted that Delhi “has implemented a policy of targeting those it considers hostile to India,” using material provided by Pakistan and conversations with intelligence officers from both sides of the border.

It also cited Pakistani officials who said that the deaths were carried out by Indian intelligence sleeper cells stationed in the United Arab Emirates. The story also quoted an unidentified Indian official who claimed that the nation was inspired by the 2018 murder of Saudi dissident and writer Jamal Khashoggi as well as by Russia’s KGB and Israel’s Mossad, two security services connected to extrajudicial assassinations abroad.

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