Pak rejects US appeal for intelligence sharing - Pakistan Observer

Islamabad—Pakistani leadership annoyed over US secret raid in Abbottabad killing of Al-Qaeda Chief Osama Bin Ladin and public sentiments over drone strikes and threats to continue taking action against terrorist inside Pakistan’s territory has rejected the US appeals of military intelligence sharing and not closing military intelligence liaison centers.

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The Pakistani leadership has clarified the US that they would conduct a full review of operations by U.S. drone aircraft over the country and rebuffed an appeal by visiting U.S. officials not to close military intelligence liaison centers, Los Angeles Times said quoting U.S. and Pakistani officials. US Secretary of State Hilliary Clinton who during her visit to Islamabad met with President Asif Ali Zardari, Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani, army chief General Ashfaq Parvaiz Kiyani and other leaders had requested to continue military intelligence and review the decision of closing military intelligence liaison centers but they rejected the US appeal expressing concerns over it.

Pak rejects US appeal for intelligence sharing - Pakistan Observer