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Pushing India in Afghanistan . US want open Indian role in Afghan policy and Afghan govt. And India doesn't want that role ..I was watching a Pakistani talkshow where the ISPR general did say that both the CENTCOM visitors and the American senators were offered to choose time and location of their choice to go instantly &verify American allegations of Pakistan running safe heavens and training facilities. (a statement in latest Power play show in ARY).
not sure why Americans didn't take up that offer . it is a very bold offer (or a claim in case someone chooses to deny it).
they should take the offer just in case its a bluff. Pakistanis cant just erase the traces of a camp or hideout in a short time. so even if ISPR is lying .. the USA can take it
I think ISPR has a very good opportunity at its hand.. it should invite CNN and FOX news correspondents in Pakistan and offer them to take them instantly to any place via helicopter if they can get the details from American Administration about alleged training centers or safe heavens anywhere in Pakistan's settled areas or along the tribal belt.
our Media is very bold and independent and is willing to put this claim and argument to rest.
Americans claim about Quetta shura and other safe heavens inside the settled areas of Pakistan (in addition to tribal areas). just share the locations with them and they can raid those places and provide live feed.
the least we can expect is that those alleged camps/ safe heavens will be abandoned and their occupants will flee and we can continue the exercise , never giving them a place to rest.
that aside, Americans have been deploying drones for over a decade in the tribal areas and I wonder why they have missed those so called safe heavens
if they are only targeting marriage ceremonies and normal trial people (just like they do time and again inside Afghanistan out of habit or constant mistakes) then there is a problem with drones operators .. not with Pakistan