Build up to WW3 - Pakistan Demand End To US DRONE ATTACKS

	Build up to WW3 - Pakistan Demand End To US DRONE ATTACKS Build up to WW3 - Pakistan Demand End To US DRONE ATTACKS US negotiators are leaving Pakistan with no agreement on a supply route to NATO troops in Afghanistan have been reached. Part of the US team left Islamabad over the weekend and the rest will leave shortly. However, they will be prepared to return on short notice if circumstances change, Pentagon spokesman George Little said on Monday. "We will continue to work through the (ground supply route) matter with Pakistan. And the members of the team that are leaving, or have, left are prepared to return to Islamabad at any moment to continue discussions in person," Little said. Senior Pentagon official, Peter Lavoy, held talks with senior Pakistani officials over the weekend, but he failed to meet with Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, chief of the Pakistani army, Pentagon said. Little added that the withdrawal was not imposed by Pakistan saying that the team, which has spent six weeks in Islamabad needs a rest. Ties between the long-time partners started souring in 2011 from assassination of Osama bin Laden in May 2011. Pakistan considered that attack "violation of its territorial integrity and sovereignty." Over the years, the US military mission in Pakistan's little-controlled tribal areas was criticized for indiscriminate killing of civilians along with militants. The culmination of the conflict was a US cross-border attack that mistakenly killed 24 Pakistani soldiers last November. In response to the strike Islamabad closed <b>...</b>	From: 829speedy Views: 1140 26 ratings
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