Washington, Nov 5 : America’s top general has called for fostering a sustained US relationship with Pakistan as he said Washington has obligation toward security of the region it abandoned two decades ago.Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman Joint Chiefs Staff, expressed his appreciation for Pakistan’s response to the serious terrorist threat and said the Pakistani leadership, military and its people recongize...
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discussing with South Korea the possibility of redeploying some American troops in Seoul to Afghanistan after they re-adjust their South Korean tours, a top American military commander has said.South Korea's defence ministry denied being in talks with its US counterpart on the potential deployment, which would mark the second time for US troops here to be sent to the Middle East.And, in fact, there...
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Islamabad, Nov 5 - Calling for fostering a sustained relationship with Pakistan, Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the US, has observed that Islamabad was "very concerned about India. That's not going to go away overnight."Speaking at the National Press Club in Washington Wednesday, he acknowledged the fact that Pakistan has deployed 30,000 troops to confront terrorists...
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Calling for fostering a sustained relationship with Pakistan, Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the US, has observed that Islamabad was "very concerned about India. That’s not going to go away overnight."Speaking at the National Press Club in Washington on Wednesday, he acknowledged the fact that Pakistan has deployed 30,000 troops to confront terrorists in their South...
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Calling for fostering a sustained relationship with Pakistan, Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the US, has observed that Islamabad was "very concerned about India. Thats not going to go away overnight."Speaking at the National Press Club in Washington Wednesday, he acknowledged the fact that Pakistan has deployed 30,000 troops to confront terrorists in their South Waziristan...
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Obama will meet his top military officials today at the White House to discuss strategy in Pakistan and Afghanistan ahead of deciding whether to send thousands extra troops to the war-torn region.Obama invited Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen and entire top leaders of US Defence and intelligence establishment to the White House Situation Room to hear their input on his war plan and deliberations...
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America's top general has called for fostering a sustained US relationship with Pakistan as he said Washington has obligation toward security of the region it abandoned two decades ago.Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman Joint Chiefs Staff, expressed his appreciation for Pakistan's response to the serious terrorist threat and said the Pakistani leadership, military and its people recongize the militant threat...
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Amidst reports that US President, Barack Obama, would announce his new Af-Pak policy sometime between November 7, the day of Afghanistan's presidential runoff election, and November 11, the day the president is scheduled to leave for a visit to Japan, the White House has said the discussion is "getting towards the end", but remained non-committal on its announcement."In terms of timing, all I can do...
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Amidst reports that US president, Barack Obama, would announce his new Af-Pak policy sometime between November 7, the day of Afghanistan's presidential runoff election, and November 11, the day the president is scheduled to leave for a visit to Japan, the White House has said the discussion is "getting towards the end", but remained non-committal on its announcement."In terms of timing, all I can do...
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America's top general has called for fostering a sustained US relationship with Pakistan as he said Washington has obligation toward security of the region it abandoned two decades ago.Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman Joint Chiefs Staff, expressed his appreciation for Pakistan's response to the serious terrorist threat and said the Pakistani leadership, military and its people recongize the militant threat...
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