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Thursday, April 9, 2009

United States says India critical to Afghanistan solution

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A day after Pakistan pointed to the “gap” with the United States in tackling terror, Richard Holbrooke, America’s special envoy said the Afghanistan situation can’t be settled without India’s full involvement.

Holbrooke, tasked by President Barack Obama to engineer a “regional solution” to the Afghanistan-Pakistan, or Af-Pak, region, told the press that India and the US had the same goals, but little coordination in Afghanistan.

Speaking in the presence of America’s top military official, Mike Mullen, he insisted on Wednesday that they were not visiting the region to negotiate between India and Pakistan.

“We didn’t come here to ask India to do anything. We did not come here with requests,” Holbrooke said, stressing that his mission was to “inform and consult” with Indian officials.

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2 Comments:

Blogger Micky said...

does america /Obama feel the need of India or they just wanting to help pakistan with all the inflow of $$$$$$$ and look the other way for 26/11 mumbai attacks
it is sad to know that now America is a real friend of India or is only wanting to use India and bring The american fight to indian soil

April 9, 2009 5:18 PM  
Blogger vathsa said...

CONGRESS-JD(S) IN SECRET AGREEMENT--
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Transport Minister Sri R Ashok today charged the JD(S) of fielding candidates only for name sake in the ensuing general elections in the state and said Congress and JD(S) have entered into a secret agreement for seat adjustments.
Visit to --bjpkarnataka.org

April 16, 2009 11:06 AM  

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