Welcome to SAMAA TV
 
SAMAA SMS News Alerts
 
Heat wave reduces, load shedding continues across country         England win toss, bat first v New Zealand         Shahbaz Sharif arrives in Karachi, invites PML (F) to join federal govt         Spot-fixing scandal: BCCI chief's son-in-law arrested         Bokhari submits reply in NAB chief appointment case         Ex-PM Zafarullah Jamali joins PML-N         Roadside bomb injures three policemen in Dir         Chinese premier criticizes EU move on trade measures         IMF's Lagarde escapes formal investigation in court         Stockholm calmer but violence spreads outside Swedish capital         Yahoo joins growing list of bidders for Hulu: sources         In Syria's shadow, Iraq violence presents new test for U.S.         Car-truck collision kills 5 people in Jamshoro         Driver killed, two injured after oil tanker crash in Karachi         Gas cylinder explosion kills 17 school children in Gujrat         Syria opposition unity talks face collapse         Infant girl thrown from sixth floor in Karachi         Bosnia president, charged with graft, freed from jail         Truck crash caused Washington state bridge collapse: officials         Held PIA plane flies to Manchester, probe still continues         Taliban attack international compound in Afghan capital         Peshawar: 6 terrorists arrested, explosives seized from Tarnab Farm         Six police killed, five hurt in Peshawar attack on DPO Kohat         Dollar on track for worst week vs yen in almost two years        
ISAF commander offered "personal apology" over Salala attack: report
Tuesday, July 03, 2012 8:19:58 PM | Comments (0)
ISAF commander offered "personal apology" over Salala attack: report

ISLAMABAD: ISAF commander General John Allen has offered a “personal apology” over Salala attack that left 24 Pakistani soldiers killed, a British website reported on Tuesday.

According to the report, General Allen, who recently met Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani this week, personally apologised over the incident.

The website, quoting a senior military official, saying that General Kayani appreciated the apology, but declared it insufficient.

Kayani, according to the source, made it clear to General Allen that the issue was not between two armies, rather between the two governments, and its solution lay in those corridors.

The source added that the meeting between General Allen and General Kayani took place in the Foreign Office in the presence of other officers on the insistence of the latter. Generally the two Generals have held talks at the army headquarters in Rawalpindi.

The items discuessed in the meeting covered the nato supply routes and drone strikes. All matters discussed in those meetings would be put before the Cabinet’s defence committee, which met in Islamabad on Tuesday.

 
 
Watch SAMAA TV Live
ISAF commander likely to visit Pakistan this week
Afghan terrorists attack Pak check post in Upper Dir
Kayani, Allen agree on better coordination, border security
Heat wave reduces, load shedding continues across country
England win toss, bat first v New Zealand
Spot-fixing scandal: BCCI chief's son-in-law arrested
Bokhari submits reply in NAB chief appointment case
Roadside bomb injures three policemen in Dir
 
 
 
Post Your Comments
Note: SAMAA TV values your opinions and encourages you to add a comment to this discussion. Please don't be offended if we edit and/or remove questionable, off topic comments; SAMAA TV is not responsible for user comments.
Name:
 
Email:
 
 Leave a Comment:
 
Security Code:
 
 
User Comments
No comment(s) found.
 
     
SAMAA TV
UPDATES WITH
follow us on facebook
follow us on twitter
follow us on youtube
isamaa
subscribe for samaa email news alerts
samaa sms alert
samaa rss