London, Sep 12: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said that he would press Pakistan to allow US and NATO troops in Afghanistan to take a new approach in the hunt for Taliban and al Qaeda-linked militants.
Addressing a news conference, Brown said he would talk to President Asif Ali Zardari to draw up a revised strategy to halt the flow of militants across the border.
US President George W Bush and Brown also discussed the strategy on Afghanistan in a video conference call.
“We are trying to prevent cross-border terrorism,” the Daily Times quoted Brown, as saying. (ANI)
Gordon Brown to press Pak to allow US troops to hunt Taliban, al Qaeda militants
London, Sep 12: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said that he would press Pakistan to allow US and NATO troops in Afghanistan to take a new approach in the hunt for Taliban and al Qaeda-linked militants.
Addressing a news conference, Brown said he would talk to President Asif Ali Zardari to draw up a revised strategy to halt the flow of militants across the border.
US President George W Bush and Brown also discussed the strategy on Afghanistan in a video conference call.
“We are trying to prevent cross-border terrorism,” the Daily Times quoted Brown, as saying. (ANI)
