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Pakistan Army is now an echo chamber â look at what it did to ex-ISI chief Asad Durrani
The ex-ISI chief was punished not for disclosing any secret, but for analysing the tantalising event of the 2011 American operation in Abbottabad to kill Osama bin Laden.
Ayesha Siddiqa 15 December, 2020 1:17 pm IST Text Size:
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When Field Marshal Sir Claude John Eyre Auchinleck returned to India in 1943 as the commander-in-chief of the military, one of his goals was to âIndianiseâ the force while ensuring high levels of professionalism. Though the demands of performing in the Second World War obfuscated his plans to move away from limiting recruitment to the âmartial racesâ, he developed a culture of professionalism that made it imperative for the armed forces to analyse every operation, including failures, for future benefit.
the u.s. mahmud durrani told us that he s never seen u.s./pakistani relations worse. can this relationship survive this? i think this is kind of something which has sickened the relationship right on its foundation and the foundation of this relationship, i m afraid, was weak. reporter: pakistani officials tell us that the u.s. is now demanding the identities of specific intelligence agents. as it investigates pakistani involvement. jim sciutto, abc news, islamabad. and president obama is providing new details into that raid that killed bin laden. he told 60 minutes that the raid was the longest 40 minutes of his life with the possible exception of when his daughter became seriously ill and he says the mission was carried out in the utmost secrecy. very few people in the white house knew. the vast majority of my most senior aides did not know that we were doing this and you know