WASHINGTON: The United States (US) avoided commenting on the revival of the Pak-Iran gas pipeline project, ARY News reported on Tuesday.
“US has not seen the reports on the Pak-Iran gas pipeline yet, I will respond on the matter later,” State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said while briefing the media in Washington.
In a fresh push towards completion of a multibillion-dollar gas supply project, the outgoing federal cabinet on Monday gave the nod to complete the first phase of the 80-kilometre Iran-Pakistan (IP) gas pipeline project within the country’s territory.
Commenting on the formation of the government in Islamabad, Matthew Miller said that the formation of a new government is the internal affairs of Pakistan led by the people of Pakistan and the US is not a party to it.
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Matthew Miller reiterated the US stance that there should be a transparent investigation into claims of rigging in general elections.
Answering a question regarding massive rigging in elections, the spokesperson said: “For investigations into reported irregularities, we want to see those investigations proceed. We want to see them wrapped up as soon as possible.”
Replying to a question, Matthew Miller said: “We want to see a government move forward in a way that reflects the will of the Pakistani people.”
 avoided commenting on the revival of the Pak-Iran gas pipeline project, ARY News reported on Tuesday. ){kind=link}