There can be no solution to the conflict in Afghanistan without Pakistan, US military officer, Admiral Mike Mullen, said Friday as he stepped down from his post.
“I continue to believe that there is no solution in the region without Pakistan, and no stable future in the region without a partnership,” Mullen said at a ceremony to handover to the incoming chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Martin Dempsey.
“I urged Marty to remember the importance of Pakistan to all of this, to try and do a better job than I did with that vexing and yet vital relationship,” Mullen added in remarks.
“Our strategy is the right one. We must keep executing it.”
Last week Mullen accused Pakistan of exporting violence to Afghanistan through proxies and charged that the Haqqani network, an Al-Qaeda-linked group, was a “veritable arm” of Pakistani intelligence.
Mullen also told Dempsey at the ceremony at Fort Myers in Virginia that “his biggest challenge is going to be Afghanistan” where more than 100,000 American troops are due to hand over responsibility for security to Afghan forces by the end of 2014.
The challenge would be “in seeing this critical transition through to its completion, in making sure that the security gains we have made are not squandered by the scourge of corruption or the lack of good governance that still plagues the country,” Mullen said.
Go America Go……dafa ho jao hamare mulk say…
Abey aveen yabdi mar raha ha! Kamina
that can lo not be achieved without Hqani
So hurry turned turtled
Mr Mike Moroon i know u r telling the Truth BUT
pehlay kyo Pain pesh ki
ab pashta rahay ho !!
😛
Dont trust on them
JHOOT …this DOG only BARKS
american se barha koi jhoota nahi
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