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Tensions between the U.S. and Pakistan, Haqqani terrorist network because
The two countries allied against radical Islam in theory, showed a deep and mutual distrust of each other.U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton strongly urged on Sunday, the Pakistani government to act against Islamist Haqqani network, suspected of having committed the September 13 attacks in Kabul, according to responsible Americans, inform Agerpres. According to the spokeswoman of the State Department, Victoria Nuland, meeting in New York between Hillary Clinton and Pakistani counterpart, Hina Rabbani Khar, "was very substantial and very honest", a euphemism in diplomatic jargon to evoke a discussion tense . The meeting took place the day after an interview appeared with U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan, Cameron Munter, during which the diplomat said that Washington has "evidence" about the links between 'the government of Pakistan' and Haqqani network. The 'evidence' were detailed on Sunday on condition of anonymity said the senior U.S. responsible. But "I was very explicit on the need (...) Pakistan to act against the Haqqani network," he added. According to her, 'attacks have changed the nature of the meeting', decided long before, and whose duration - three hours and 30 minutes - far exceeded the time initially allocated. Terrorism has become "the first and last 'item on the agenda (...)" We have stressed this is a huge problem that has to deal with Pakistan, "he added. According to the diplomat, the holder of the office portfolio Externelor Pakistan insisted that it "condemns" attacks. September 13 terrorist actions aimed primarily U.S. Embassy in Kabul. As she says, his country "recognizes the threat 'and' recognizes that it is time to act '. The two countries allied against radical Islam in theory, showed a deep and mutual distrust of each other. Pakistani government has always denied any connection with strongly terrorist groups. U.S. Defence Secretary, Leon Panetta, asked the public Wednesday, the executive in Islamabad to act against the Haqqani network.
