National Security Archive: Pakistani Spies Funded The Taliban To Conduct A 2009 Attack On A CIA Camp In Afghanistan

IBTimes: Pakistan's ISI offered $200,000 to Haqqani Network for 2009 attack on CIA camp in Afghanistan: US cables

Pakistan's intelligence wing Inter-Services Intelligence, commonly referred to as the ISI, is believed to have been involved in the 2009 attack on a CIA camp in Afghanistan, according to recently declassified cables of the United States State Department. Seven Americans and three other people were killed in the attack. This revelation is likely to raise tensions between the two countries.

The cable, published by non-governmental research institute National Security Archive based at the George Washington University, shows that the ISI offered $200,000 to the Haqqani network to carry out the 2009 attack on Camp Chapman. The report highlighted the frequent meetings between Haqqani members and the ISI in Pakistan.

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WNU Editor: The original source for this report is here .... Declassified DIA Cables Show Haqqani Network Revenue Streams (National Security Archive). Not surprising .... U.S. officials are denying/spinning this report .... Cables tie Pakistan to 2009 hit on CIA; official says not so (AP). The above video is a report on the 2009 bombing.

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