Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, referring to US threats of unilateral action inside Pakistan, told CNN in an interview on Monday that "Americans are a little impatient," adding, "In the future I think we'll have more co-operation on the intelligence side [while] we'll do the job ourselves."Gilani said the insurgents in the FATA are better armed with sophisticated weapons than Pakistani forces, adding that Pakistan lacks such sophisticated weaponry.
FM, jamming: Gilani said the war being fought was not an ordinary war but a guerrilla war. He said the insurgents had FM communications and they sent messages which Pakistan did not have the ability to deal with, implying that Pakistan would need jamming equipment to come to grips with those clandestine radio stations.