U.S. - Pakistani Relations Are Fraying Over Anti-Terrorism Policies

Pakistani army soldiers listen to U.S. Army Spc. Arafat Khaskheli, an interpreter with Task Force Wright, as he explains a checklist. (File Photo)

Arrest Indicates Pakistan Leaders Face Rising Pressure To Curb U.S. Role -- Washington Post

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani army major, allegedly recruited by U.S. intelligence to spy on Osama bin Laden’s Abbottabad compound before the commando raid that killed the al-Qaeda leader, has been arrested, according to U.S. and Pakistani officials.

Neighbors in Abbottabad said that Maj. Amir Aziz, a doctor in the Pakistan Army Medical Corps who has lived in a residence adjacent to the bin Laden compound for several years, has not been seen since shortly after the May 2 U.S. raid. They said that at least four other local residents had been detained, including peasants who farm the agricultural land surrounding the compound.

Read more ....

More News On The Deterioration Of U.S. - Pakistan Relations

CIA Downplays U.S.-Pakistani Tensions After bin Laden Informants are Arrested -- FOX News
'Crumbling' U.S.-Pakistan Relations Highlighted By Arrests Of Informants -- NPR
Gates: Pakistan arrests for CIA help are reality -- Seattle Times/AP
AP sources: Pakistan nabs CIA informants -- Yahoo News/AP
Pakistan Arrests 30 Civilians in Probe of U.S. Raid That Killed Bin Laden -- Bloomberg
Pakistan Arrests C.I.A. Informants in Bin Laden Raid -- New York Times
Pakistan arrests five men for helping CIA spy on Bin Laden house -- The Guardian
Pakistan Denies Arresting Army Major for US Ties -- Voice of America
Pakistan arrests 'five CIA informants' -- The Telegraph
Bin Laden informants arrested -- UPI
Pakistan arrests CIA's bin Laden informants-report -- Reuters
Pakistan 'arrests CIA informants' -- AFP
Pakistan arrests five ‘CIA informants’ -- Financial Times
Report of CIA informant arrests another blow to Pakistan's military -- Christian Science Monitor
Pakistan still getting its U.S. war gear -- Washington Post
Sen. Leahy slams Pakistan as 'putative ally' in aftermath of bin Laden killing -- USA Today
Yup, we’re in a cold war with Pakistan -- Pajamas Media
US relations with Pakistan crumbling fast: Analysis -- James M. Dorsey, Alarabiya
Why did Pakistan arrest suspected CIA informants? -- Bruce Riedel, CNN

My Comment: My sources tell me that there is little if any intelligence information sharing between the U.S. and Pakistan right now. In short .... relations have completely collapsed.