Pakistani military forces suspected to be behind the success of Osama bin Laden escape from the pursuit of U.S. troops for nearly 10 years. Suspicions were contained in confidential U.S. government documents. U.S. diplomats had been told that one of the main reasons for their military failure to find Osama is because Pakistani security forces are always running al-Qaeda kingpin that when the U.S. military has approached the location of its existence.
As reported by The Telegraph, the Directorate of Intelligence of Pakistan was also accused of smuggling and escape the terrorists of al-Qaeda through airport security systems, so they do not get caught. Pakistan intelligence blamed even send a unit to Afghanistan to help the Taliban fight against his pursuers. U.S. government's allegations to the military and Pakistani intelligence was leaked by WikiLeaks.
All the allegations were only added to the list of questions about the ability of Pakistan to combat al-Qaeda. Last year, British Prime Minister David Cameron caused a diplomatic furore when he said that Pakistan can not "stand on two feet 'in the face of terrorism. The Pakistani government issued a strong rebuttal against insinuations Cameron.
Osama in the end was killed by the secret U.S. military forces in a location which lies just a few hundred yards from Pakistan's prestigious military academy in Abbotabad, not far from the capital of Pakistan in Islamabad. Assault by elite U.S. soldiers were kept secret from the Pakistani government itself. Only a close circle of the Obama administration that knows the military operation.
In December 2009 ago, the government of Tajikistan has warned the U.S. that attempt to capture Osama can be thwarted by Pakistan's spy corrupt. According to senior counterterrorism officials Tajikistan, General Abdullo Sadulloevich Nazarov, in fact many Pakistani officials who know the hiding place of Osama.
"In Pakistan, Osama bin Laden is not an invisible figure. Many who know the location of its presence in the vicinity of North Waziristan. But whenever the military forces launched an offensive toward the hiding place, he received the warnings and information about military movements from sources in Pakistan, "said Nazarov
As reported by The Telegraph, the Directorate of Intelligence of Pakistan was also accused of smuggling and escape the terrorists of al-Qaeda through airport security systems, so they do not get caught. Pakistan intelligence blamed even send a unit to Afghanistan to help the Taliban fight against his pursuers. U.S. government's allegations to the military and Pakistani intelligence was leaked by WikiLeaks.
All the allegations were only added to the list of questions about the ability of Pakistan to combat al-Qaeda. Last year, British Prime Minister David Cameron caused a diplomatic furore when he said that Pakistan can not "stand on two feet 'in the face of terrorism. The Pakistani government issued a strong rebuttal against insinuations Cameron.
Osama in the end was killed by the secret U.S. military forces in a location which lies just a few hundred yards from Pakistan's prestigious military academy in Abbotabad, not far from the capital of Pakistan in Islamabad. Assault by elite U.S. soldiers were kept secret from the Pakistani government itself. Only a close circle of the Obama administration that knows the military operation.
In December 2009 ago, the government of Tajikistan has warned the U.S. that attempt to capture Osama can be thwarted by Pakistan's spy corrupt. According to senior counterterrorism officials Tajikistan, General Abdullo Sadulloevich Nazarov, in fact many Pakistani officials who know the hiding place of Osama.
"In Pakistan, Osama bin Laden is not an invisible figure. Many who know the location of its presence in the vicinity of North Waziristan. But whenever the military forces launched an offensive toward the hiding place, he received the warnings and information about military movements from sources in Pakistan, "said Nazarov
