US Withdraws Supply Route Negotiators From Pakistan -- BBC
US negotiators who have been trying to reach a deal with Pakistan over a supply route to Nato troops in Afghanistan have quit the talks.
"The decision was reached to bring the team home for a short period of time," Pentagon spokesman George Little said.
The negotiators have, so far, failed to reach a deal.
Pakistan shut a Nato supply route in November after a Nato air strike near the Afghan-Pakistani border which killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.
Part of the team left Islamabad over the weekend, and the rest will return shortly, Mr Little said.
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