Pakistan prime minister behind attack the US

Pakistani Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani utilize a dinner for foreign aid agencies and diplomats on Saturday (24 / 9), to hit back at U.S. accusations that the country's spy agencies have links to militant groups fighting coalition forces in Afghanistan.

Pakistan prime minister behind attack the US

"Attacks on Pakistan propadanda course very unfortunate," Gilani said at dinner that night, in a hotel in Islamabad that targeted a suicide bombing attack in 2008 that killed at least 54 people.

"That's littering the atmosphere and counter-productive. It tends to overlook the sacrifices by the people of Pakistan and eliminate all that we try for many years," said Prime Minister of Pakistan, as reported by Reuters. - Pakistan prime minister behind attack the US

Gilani responded to testimony in the U.S. Senate on Thursday (22 / 9) by a former chief of staff Admiral Mike Mullen, who said the Inter-Agency Directorate of Intelligence of Pakistan (ISI) have links to groups that launch attacks on 13 September the U.S. embassy in Kabul, the capital Afghan city, killing 12 people. - Pakistan prime minister behind attack the US

"That accusation is expressed confusion and chaos within the body of U.S. policy on how to move forward in Afghanistan," said Gilani was quoted by Reuters. - Pakistan prime minister behind attack the US

"The game is the act of throwing accusations defeat ourselves," he said. "We flatly denied tuduhah about involvement with Haqqani group guardianship or` war '. " - Pakistan prime minister behind attack the US