Pakistan's Foreign Ministry on Saturday dismissed as unfounded and "devoid of rationality" assertions by a senior U.S. official that its missile programme could eventually pose a threat to the United States.

A senior White House official described Pakistan's progress in long-range ballistic missile capabilities as a potential emerging threat to the United States. This revelation highlights the growing concern and deteriorating ties between Washington and Islamabad,

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A senior White House official on Thursday said nuclear-armed Pakistan is developing long-range ballistic missile capabilities that eventually could allow it to strike targets well beyond South Asia,

A top U.S. national security advisor issued a stark warning about Pakistan's "increasingly sophisticated" weapons system.

A senior official from the White House stated on Thursday that Pakistan's advancements in missile technology, particularly its long-range ballistic missiles, pose a growing threat to the United States.

Pakistan is continuing the development of long-range ballistic missile capabilities, which could enable the country to strike targets far beyond South Asia. This makes Pakistan a new threat to the US,