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US House Legislation Seeks to End Pakistan's Status as Major Non-NATO Ally

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US House Legislation Seeks to End Pakistan's Status as Major Non-NATO Ally

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A Republican Congressman, Andy Biggs, has reintroduced a bill in the US House to terminate Pakistan's designation as a major non-NATO ally.
The legislation stipulates that the president's certification of this status is contingent upon Pakistan's military actions against the Haqqani Network.
It requires evidence of Pakistan's commitment to preventing the Haqqani Network from using its territory as a safe haven.
This bill has been previously introduced by Biggs since January 2019 but has not progressed legislatively.
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