Laura Loomer, an American far-right activist and prominent supporter of former US President Donald Trump, strongly criticised Pakistan over its alleged support for terrorism while speaking at the India Today Conclave in New Delhi.
During her address, Loomer claimed that Pakistan’s “biggest export to the world is Islamic terrorism,” alleging that several terror incidents across different countries could be traced back to networks operating from the South Asian nation. She argued that extremist groups based in Pakistan have played a role in attacks in multiple regions and urged the United States to maintain distance from the government led by Shehbaz Sharif.
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Loomer further alleged that some recent terror incidents in India and the United Kingdom had connections to groups based in Pakistan. According to her, the international community needs to adopt a stronger stance against countries that allegedly provide safe havens to terror organisations.
The activist is widely known in American political circles for her strong support of Donald Trump and conservative causes. She has often been seen close to Trump during political campaigns and events, particularly during the run-up to the 2024 United States presidential election.
Reports also suggest that Loomer enjoys direct access to the former US president and has attended several high-profile meetings at the White House, including interactions in the Oval Office. Her remarks at the conclave once again highlighted her firm stance on global terrorism and her support for stronger strategic ties between India and the United States in addressing security concerns.
