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Pakistan studies to review their relations with the US
posted on: Nov 27 2011 9:36 by RDugey. Viewed 24 times.
Islamabad announced yesterday Saturday which will reconsider all its agreements with Washington and NATO, in particular those in the field, military, diplomatic and intelligence, after the worst mistake of Westerners in Pakistan in 10 years, which resulted in the deaths of 26 soldiers.
After an extraordinary of its main leaders, meeting the Pakistani Government also ordered United States to withdraw within 15 days of the air base in Shamsi in southwestern Pakistan, and closed all avenues of supply of the forces of NATO in Afghanistan from its territory.
The decision, which will affect all agreements diplomatic, political, military and intelligence, was made at an extraordinary meeting of the Ministers and military leaders chaired by the Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani, said his Office.
"The defence of the Government (DCC) Committee decided to close with immediate NATO/ISAF effect (international task force of)" u000a(Asistencia_a_la_Seguridad_en_Afganistán) logistic routes ", according to the same source.
Most of the supply of ISAF arrives by boat to Karachi (South), the main port of the country, and is then sent by road to Afghanistan.
"The DCC also decided to ask United States to vacate the airbase of Shamsi in 15 days", which would be used by the Central Intelligence Agency American (CIA) to bombard with planes teleguiados tribal border areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan.
In addition, "DCC decided that the Government will undertake a complete review of all programmes, activities and cooperation agreements with United States, NATO and ISAF, including relations diplomatic, political, military and intelligence", announced the Office of Gilani.
The Government of Pakistan accused NATO of having killed 26 Pakistani soldiers early Saturday in the interior of u000aone of the tribal areas, a traditional stronghold of Taliban and Al-Qaeda network, which made constant attacks against NATO troops in territory Afghan.
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