US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has stated that several countries, including Pakistan, have raised specific queries regarding the deployment of military troops to Gaza and have subsequently offered to consider the proposal.
He noted that the United States is grateful to Pakistan for this gesture.
During a press conference at the US State Department, he was asked whether Pakistan had formally conveyed its consent to send military personnel to maintain law and order in Gaza.
Breaking : America has finally disclosed what is going on – When asked if the US has received Pakistan’s consent to send troops to Gaza for peacebuilding, US Secretary of States @marcorubio said,
“…we’re very grateful to Pakistan for their offer to be a part of it, or at least… pic.twitter.com/CRGIr1hsPh— Azaz Syed (@AzazSyed) December 19, 2025
In response, Marco Rubio said, “We are very grateful to Pakistan for offering to become part of the Gaza peace plan, or at least for offering to consider it.”
He further added that, in his view, Pakistan and other nations still require answers to certain questions. Only after addressing these queries would the US be in a position to ask any country to formally provide its services for the Gaza peace plan.
However, he expressed confidence that many countries, which are acceptable to all parties involved in the conflict, are willing to step forward and join the Gaza Stabilization Force.
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