VOA News Ayaz Gul August 12, 2016 ISLAMABAD — Pakistan is calling on Afghanistan to help create a formal intelligence-sharing deal so that the countries can better address allegations that their spy agencies are involved with anti-state violence on both sides of their shared border. Pakistani prime minister’s foreign policy advisor, Sartaj Aziz, renewed the call
VOA News Ayaz Gul April 15, 2016 ISLAMABAD—Pakistan on Friday rejected as “preposterous” allegations that its spy agency had links with the Haqqani network of militants and played a role in the 2009 suicide attack on a CIA base in eastern Afghanistan. A newly declassified U.S. document says an officer of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence, or ISI,
1TV: Pakistan’s Inter-Service Intelligence directorate funded Haqqani Network with 200,000 dollars to attack a CIA base in Afghanistan in 2009, according to recently revealed U.S. State Department documents. The suicide attack on Camp Chapman in Afghanistan’s eastern Khost province was one of the worst attacks in CIA history. Seven American intelligence officers were killed in that