Mark C. Toner, Agent Representative for US State Office, in day by day press preparation said, "Pakistan has assumed an
accommodating part in the compromise procedure and we keep on needing – need to keep on seeing them assume that valuable part."
To an inquiry regarding effect on the developing talks between the Taliban and the Kabul government after death of Mullah Omar, Mark C. Toner said, "Without having the capacity to anticipate the future and what this, in all honesty, will mean – it's unmistakably a minute of chance and we would urge the Taliban to utilize this season of chance to make authentic peace with the Afghan Government and to modify their lives in peace in Afghanistan."
He said Taliban can acknowledge the administration of Afghanistan's welcome to join a peace procedure and eventually turn out to be a piece of the real political arrangement of a sovereign, united Afghanistan bolstered by the global group, or they can decide to keep battling Afghans and destabilizing their own nation.
It couldn't be an all the more clear snippet of chance for them to truly grasp this compromise process, he included.
Over vicinity of Daesh in Afghanistan, the appointee representative said, US was mindful of the vicinity of Daesh-partnered aggressors in Afghanistan and Washington was observing that intently, whether their development would have any sort of critical effect on the danger environment in the region.