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In the course of a briefing at the National Press Club, Washington, DC, on Thursday, the chairman of the United States joint chiefs of staff, Admiral Mike Mullen [ Images ], acknowledged Pakistan's concerns about India, and noted that such concerns... Full Article at Rediff
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WASHINGTON - The United States will not "wish away" Pakistan's security concerns vis-a-vis India, Chairman U.S. Joint Chiefs Admiral Mike Mullen has said. "They're still very concerned about India. Full Article at The Nation
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Washington, Nov 5 (ANI): America’s top general has called for fostering a sustained US relationship with Pakistan as he said Washington has obligation toward security of the region it abandoned two decades ago. Full Article at Sindh Today
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WASHINGTON: Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman Joint Chiefs Staff has called for fostering a sustained US relationship with anti-terror ally Pakistan as he said Washington has obligation toward security of the region it abandoned two decades ago. Full Article at Dawn
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IF ever there was a time that the US has appeared to ‘get’ Pakistan’s approach to regional security, this may be it. Adm Mike Mullen has made two telling statements at a hearing of the US Senate Committee on Armed Services this week. Full Article at Dawn
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