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US considering apology for NATO raid: Report
In an effort to mend ties, the United States is considering to apologise to Pakistan for the November incident that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in a NATO cross-border fire, a media report said on Tuesday. The report in the New York Times also said that Pentagon is sending a top general to Islamabad for talks with the Pakistani Army leadership. “The State Department is supporting a proposal circulating in the administration for the United States to issue a formal apology for the deaths of the Pakistani soldiers in the November 26 airstrike by American gunships,” the paper said.
In an effort to mend ties, the United States is considering to apologise to Pakistan for the November incident that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in a NATO cross-border fire, a media report said on Tuesday. The report in the New York Times also said that Pentagon is sending a top general to Islamabad for talks with the Pakistani Army leadership. “The State Department is supporting a proposal circulating in the administration for the United States to issue a formal apology for the deaths of the Pakistani soldiers in the November 26 airstrike by American gunships,” the paper said.
