most wanted game
first india had 50 most wanted list and now USA want five most wanted list given to pakistan.... are these countries got nuts.....
US gives Pakistan list of five 'most wanted' militants
Updated 28 minutes ago
WASHINGTON: As US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Pakistan Friday, the United States gave Islamabad a list of terrorist leaders it wants joint operation against them, officials said.
The list includes Osama bin Laden deputy Ayman al Zawahiri, along with Siraj Haqqani of the Haqqani network, Ilyas Kashmiri, the head of the Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami and suspected al-Qaida leader, and Atiya Abdel Rahman, al-Qaida operations chief, the US TV reported, citing unnamed officials from both governments.
The list was discussed during separate meetings between senior Pakistani and US officials in the past two weeks, including Friday in Islamabad with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, according to a US official, a Pakistani government official and a Pakistani intelligence official.
The United States is optimistic Pakistan would provide intelligence for prompt and joint actions against these militants.
A US news paper has reported that United States believes all these wanted militants are present in Pakistan.
http://www.thenews.com.pk/NewsDetail.aspx?ID=16188
first india had 50 most wanted list and now USA want five most wanted list given to pakistan.... are these countries got nuts.....
US gives Pakistan list of five 'most wanted' militants
Updated 28 minutes ago
WASHINGTON: As US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Pakistan Friday, the United States gave Islamabad a list of terrorist leaders it wants joint operation against them, officials said.
The list includes Osama bin Laden deputy Ayman al Zawahiri, along with Siraj Haqqani of the Haqqani network, Ilyas Kashmiri, the head of the Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami and suspected al-Qaida leader, and Atiya Abdel Rahman, al-Qaida operations chief, the US TV reported, citing unnamed officials from both governments.
The list was discussed during separate meetings between senior Pakistani and US officials in the past two weeks, including Friday in Islamabad with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, according to a US official, a Pakistani government official and a Pakistani intelligence official.
The United States is optimistic Pakistan would provide intelligence for prompt and joint actions against these militants.
A US news paper has reported that United States believes all these wanted militants are present in Pakistan.
http://www.thenews.com.pk/NewsDetail.aspx?ID=16188
