30373329-IRNA-5/5/2011
1] The CIA chief issued the statement a day after the US Special Forces raided a compound in the northwestern Abbotabad city and killed Osama bin Laden.
2] 'Such statements continue to surface and resurface and are aimed at pressurizing Pakistan to do more. Pakistan's Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir said at a news conference.'
3] Bashir said that the performance of no intelligence agency, including CIA, can be compared with that of the ISI in the war against terror. The Foreign Secretary said that the ISI had done a commendable work and had a brilliant track record of combating terrorism and interdicting al-Qaeda.
4] The Foreign Secretary said that the US action, which led to the killing of Osama Bin Laden, was a covert operation and Pakistani armed forces were not consulted.
5] 'The US helicopters reached the scene evading Pakistani radars and our authorities came to know of the incident when a copter crashed there. Relevant units reached the site within fifteen minutes, Pakistan Air Force was alerted and two F-16s were air-borne.'
6] He said that American CENTCOM Chief Admiral Mike Mullen telephoned Chief of the Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani at about 3:00 a.m. and informed him about the operation.
7] The Foreign Secretary said that even Americans were mindful of the sovereignty issue and Admiral Mullen, among other things, also raised this issue during the conversation with the Army Chief.
8] Salman Bashir said the American action in Abbotabad involved legal issues concerning violation of sovereignty and these should be addressed for the sake of global peace and stability.
9] He pointed out that even the UN Security Council had emphasized that member states must ensure that any measure taken to combat terrorism complies with their obligations under international law and in particular human rights, refugee and humanitarian law.
10] The Foreign Secretary also pointed out that the compound where Osama bin Laden was killed, was about four kilometers from Pakistan Military Academy Kakul.
11] He added, 'But we should be mindful of the fact that it is a training academy and doesn't have the kind of defence that we have for our other military and strategic assets, especially aerial and ground defence.'
12] He said, 'there are redlines in Pakistan's cooperation with the United States and other members of the international community, which should be observed.'
13] He said it was absolutely wrong to speculate that elements within the ISI or the government were providing cover to Osama. The United States itself had acknowledged that some of the leads that ultimately led to the identification of the Abbotabad compound resulted from the information shared between the ISI and the CIA.
14] In response to a question, the Foreign Secretary said Osama's family members and others found in the compound were with the Pakistani authorities but he declined to provide details
2] 'Such statements continue to surface and resurface and are aimed at pressurizing Pakistan to do more. Pakistan's Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir said at a news conference.'
3] Bashir said that the performance of no intelligence agency, including CIA, can be compared with that of the ISI in the war against terror. The Foreign Secretary said that the ISI had done a commendable work and had a brilliant track record of combating terrorism and interdicting al-Qaeda.
4] The Foreign Secretary said that the US action, which led to the killing of Osama Bin Laden, was a covert operation and Pakistani armed forces were not consulted.
5] 'The US helicopters reached the scene evading Pakistani radars and our authorities came to know of the incident when a copter crashed there. Relevant units reached the site within fifteen minutes, Pakistan Air Force was alerted and two F-16s were air-borne.'
6] He said that American CENTCOM Chief Admiral Mike Mullen telephoned Chief of the Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani at about 3:00 a.m. and informed him about the operation.
7] The Foreign Secretary said that even Americans were mindful of the sovereignty issue and Admiral Mullen, among other things, also raised this issue during the conversation with the Army Chief.
8] Salman Bashir said the American action in Abbotabad involved legal issues concerning violation of sovereignty and these should be addressed for the sake of global peace and stability.
9] He pointed out that even the UN Security Council had emphasized that member states must ensure that any measure taken to combat terrorism complies with their obligations under international law and in particular human rights, refugee and humanitarian law.
10] The Foreign Secretary also pointed out that the compound where Osama bin Laden was killed, was about four kilometers from Pakistan Military Academy Kakul.
11] He added, 'But we should be mindful of the fact that it is a training academy and doesn't have the kind of defence that we have for our other military and strategic assets, especially aerial and ground defence.'
12] He said, 'there are redlines in Pakistan's cooperation with the United States and other members of the international community, which should be observed.'
13] He said it was absolutely wrong to speculate that elements within the ISI or the government were providing cover to Osama. The United States itself had acknowledged that some of the leads that ultimately led to the identification of the Abbotabad compound resulted from the information shared between the ISI and the CIA.
14] In response to a question, the Foreign Secretary said Osama's family members and others found in the compound were with the Pakistani authorities but he declined to provide details
In any case, even if suspection that theres no Ben Ladin family around existent, general steps to secure Osama's family against "law" may be taken. They even have the right to reject in-depth investingations, starting where questions are forward-headed ("Where we will find this member?"). They also stay in jurisdiction of Pakistan, until it's more silence place from US than Afghanistan. They have right to have rest from courts. At least until killing their family member will be consensually resolved on both interstate and international levels, without doubts and debts left (e.g. debt at Pakistani security, accusations of its esbt by usg, opened discussion on copter). This request is of same nature as if I requested India to half punishments for catched Somalian pirates... which would not be requestable when those were Canada or Japan pirates.
re#2@sbashir: it's correct translation of their words. but it's quite as listening long time threatened slave, or wife of man who beats her systematically. i mean it sounds chronically, subserviently. and i am not really trying to accuse u of anything. just observing blue-back.
re#3@isi: bundle-congrats-condolences
re#4@sbashir: first mark of whats continues. simply they behave as a racist to black man to pakistani nation, civilist and security grid. in other words rest of this article from IRNA prooves that ISI shared stuff has folder at CIA tagged "From garbage: recycle". Or in other words US government has internal nickname for anyone from Pakistan: "GARBAGE". consider "we missed. 40 killed@month"
re#5@sbashir: at this point I take back my preanalysis, that gvpakistani is rotten from US inside-out. like this your situation is much more horrible, than if your country was puppet colonia of US. they simply do all they want all the time we (slovan-pleb) are informed you "cooperate". so they just do what they want in your land, they spread rubbish around the media, and this both lead you to conspire ISIcally with CIA
re#8@sbashir: quite agreeable. no matters that US informed later, because informing later was just used for further arguments over issue, counting on mismatching around with media, maybe.
re#10@sbashir: look. if there really was some Bin Laden, then all photos we have, seem perfectly arranged to connect terrorist with qu'ran, and finally if someone needs to connect paq nation from collaboration to AlQuaeda, then he must have lived just in neighborhood of military academy. that all seems quite funny, until you will get seriously in conflict with US. then the funny part ends, of course.
re#13@isi: if such speculation comes from US officials, you must publish your materials which proove absolutely, that results which now are counted just to few soldiers of US, are also results of ISI, and by the way, you cannot take it as speculations anymore, but rather as consciouss strategy, a plot against you. if they used shared materials of CIA and ISI, provocating that ISI covered objective criminal, they must know well, that its lie, and so they must be completing some plan which doesn't count with you as a partner anymore. then its time to official questions.
For now I am convinced that Usama is killed long time ago, kept as a "card" for covert ops.-
Add Dr. Ahamdenjad on armed conflicts: its true, that using just destructive force imposing its having some meaning is lies. If there was wars with some meaning, sortery of its weapons used would be that of very large scale, and definitely the scale of weapons work would be what is intesively evolved. Meaningful war would mean for example building infrastructure of some sort without agreement, or changing some of current structure without option to intercept or even notice that. Development of armies today and speaking of humanity just contradicts. And we don't speak, again, of virtualisation of wars, which is for long time just censored proposition to whole mankind (because there is no reason to make wars physically, until they don't even speak of any kind of logic or justice).
