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India-Pakistan
Pakistan has its own strategy to deal with militancy -- FM
2010-10-22
(KUNA) -- Pakistain Thursday said it has its own strategy to deal with militancy and terrorism
To continue supporting and guiding the militant terrorists, while telling the U.S. that it's on our side...
and that it was not pressured to launch operation in the bordering North Wazoo tribal agency, where US has intensified drone strikes recently.

"Pakistain has its own strategy to deal with militancy and terrorism and it will do what will be in its national interests," said foreign office front man Abdul Basit when asked about US demands for military operation in North Wazoo at his weekly press briefing.

The front man said that Pakistain has already deployed 34,000 troops in North Wazoo "and to say that Pakistain is totally oblivious of the situation is not correct." "Pakistain is doing whatever is required to be done," he said, adding, "if a full scale operation is required, the country will not hesitate to initiate, but its timing and scope will be determined in accordance with long-term interests of Pakistain." On peace dialogue with India, the front man said that nothing less than a sustained and result-oriented dialogue to resolve the longstanding disputes, including Jammu and Kashmir, can ensure peace and prosperity in the region.

The front man rejected claims of the Indian side that dialogue between the two countries in July this year failed because of the non-cooperative attitude of Pakistain. He explained that it was India's attempt to underplay Jammu and Kashmir and other important and unavoidable issues that caused the impasse in the meeting.
Posted by:Fred

#1  Yeah support and fund it comes to mind!
Posted by: Paul2   2010-10-22 07:25  

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