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ISLAMABAD – Pakistan's army broke its silence Thursday over the U.S. commando raid that killed Osama bin Laden, acknowledging its own "shortcomings" in efforts to find the al-Qaida leader but threatening to review cooperation with Washington if there is another similar violation of Pakistani sovereignty.
The tough-sounding statement was a sign of the anger in the army. It also appeared aimed at appeasing politicians, the public and the media in the country over what's viewed by many here as a national humiliation delivered by a deeply unpopular America.
The army warned the United States not to launch another attack like the one that took out bin Laden. On Wednesday, U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner did not rule out the possibility the U.S. would do just that.
Originally posted by Big Raging Loner
reply to post by ViperChili
Well they could make life hell for soldiers in Afghanistan, which will continue to drain your country like cancer.
If the Pakistani government doesn't want them there, then it's time to go. However I suspect behind closed doors Pakistan is benefiting somehow.