Saturday, November 20, 2010

Pakistan Rejects A U.S. Request For More Drone Attacks Over A Wider Territory In Pakistan

Pakistan Rejects U.S. Drone Expansion -- L.A. Times

The government blocks the U.S. from pursuing missile strikes targeting Afghan Taliban leaders in new areas. The drone missions are deeply unpopular and an expansion could further weaken the president.

Pakistan has rejected a request from the United States to expand its drone missile campaign against Al Qaeda and Taliban militants, a decision that limits Washington's use of one of its most effective tools against insurgents hiding out in the country's northwest.

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More News On Pakistan Rejecting A U.S. Request For Widening Drone-Strike Zones

Pakistan denies US bid to widen drone-strike zones -- The Independent/AP
Pakistan turns down US missile request -- News24/AP
No drone op expansion: Pak to US -- Times of India
Pakistan Rejects U.S. Bid To Widen Missile Strike Zones -- Radio Free Europe
Pakistan says US seeking to expand drone strikes -- AP
U.S. seeks more drone strikes to slow insurgents -- Washington Post
Pakistan rejects US drone campaign growth -- AFP
U.S. wants to expand areas in Pakistan where it can conduct missile attacks with drones: reports -- New York Daily News
It's Time to Tell the Truth About the CIA's Secret Drone War in Pakistan -- Bob Crilly, Huffington Post

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