The United States has approved a set of rescue aid for Pakistan following recent devastating floods, marking the first international aid initiative of this type under the Trump administration, television of Pakistan managed by the State reported.
According to the US State Department, funding will provide food, shelter and other emergency supports in the floods affected by floods. The US government said it would work in coordination with the Pakistani authorities and humanitarian trusted organizations to provide aid.
US Central Command has already sent a first sending of emergency supplies. Jeremy Levin, a senior official of the State Department supervising foreign assistance and humanitarian affairs, said that Washington had quickly reacted to answer.
“In just 72 hours, US rescue teams were deployed, new assistance was organized and essential military supplies were sent to Pakistan,” said Levin.
Foreign assistance in America is effective, limited in time and just targeted. In 72 hours, we deployed disaster response staff, helped more than 300,000 people and coordinated critical aid deliveries to help our close ally in Pakistan.
– State Department (@stetept) September 10, 2025
Bethany Morrison, another senior state official, said Washington had recognized the extent of the disaster and his record on civilians.
“The United States includes the impact of these disasters and is committed to providing vital aid, including food and refuge, for the inhabitants of Pakistan,” said Morrison.
According to the American Broadcasting Company (ABC), the State Department said in a press release that Washington stood with the Pakistani affected by the disaster. “The United States is held with the people of Pakistan, whose life has been uprooted by generalized catastrophic floods.
On September 5, the US State Department approved a monetary response to deliver food, shelter and other forms of rescue in the event of a vital disaster to the affected communities, “the statement said.
A spokesperson for the State Department added that aid would be delivered in partnership with the Pakistani authorities and humanitarian groups. “We are about to coordinate with the government of Pakistan and the rescue organizations on the ground to provide assistance to the most affected areas,” said the spokesperson.
The ministry has not disclosed the amount of funding engaged in the recovery effort.
Jeremy Lewin framed this decision as part of the Trump administration’s broader assistance strategy. “Our rapid support for the ally close to the United States Pakistan offers yet another example of the efficiency and efficiency of the new integrated foreign assistance capacities of the State Department,” Lewin told ABC News.
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Last week, the United States sent humanitarian aid to Pakistan to help people affected by current floods across the country.
According to inter-service public relations (ISPR), six flights organized by the central command of the American army (ARCENT) will offer emergency goods, including tents, pumps and drying generators.
The first shipment arrived at the Nur Khan air base, where the American loading of Natalie Baker and the Commander of We Arcent officially submitted supplies to the Pakistani army.
The ISPR said that the aid would be sent to the emergency camps against army floods for distribution to distribution. “The government and the people of Pakistan are grateful to the American government and the military for having surpassed the affected population of Pakistan in these test times,” the statement added.
The United States Embassy in Islamabad said in a separate declaration that US military aircraft had delivered essential supplies to the demand of the Pakistan Armed Forces in response to devastating floods.
