It Looks Like Chris Murphy Fell for Iranian Propaganda After Cheering on Tehran...
Why the Latest Talks With Iran Got Stalled
Leftist Group That Falsely Branded Conservatives as 'Extremists' Could Face Criminal Charg...
Corrupt Democrat Announces Resignation Hours After Saying She Won't Step Down
Democratic Lawmaker Refuses to Resign After Facing Indictment for Stealing FEMA Cash
You're Gonna Laugh When You Find Out What Tim Walz Is Up to...
Iranian Supreme Leader Sidelined As Military Takes More Control
ICE Confirms an Illegal Immigrant From Venezuela Bludgeoned a Co-Worker to Death in...
The U.S. Is Still Blowing Up Narco Terrorist Vessels in the Caribbean
Illegal Immigrant Who Assaulted Nine High School Girls in VA Learns His Fate...
Check Out Cory Booker's Unhinged Speech at the Michigan Democratic Women's Caucus
President Trump Rips Into 'Paper Tiger' NATO While Lauding Allied Gulf States
Secretary Markwayne Mullin Warns Emergency Funding for DHS Is Set to Run Out...
President Trump Lays Into the Supreme Court Over Their Tariff Ruling
General Keane Says We Are Watching the Disarray of Iranian Leadership Play Out...
OPINION

AP Interview: Gates urges patience with Pakistan

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.
AP Interview: Gates urges patience with Pakistan
Editor's Note: This piece was co-authored by Robert Burns WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. is disappointed and suspicious that militants in Pakistan apparently were tipped off that American intelligence officials had discovered two of their suspected bomb-making facilities, Defense Secretary Robert Gates says.

But he stopped short of concluding that Pakistani officials leaked the information to the al-Qaida-linked Haqqani insurgents. And Gates said such incidents must not derail U.S. relations with Islamabad.

Advertisement

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement