A Pakistani soldier guards a checkpoint in the troubled Khyber tribal district in July 2008. Pakistan's military chief has vowed to maintain peace and security in the region, after the Mumbai attacks heightened tensions with nuclear armed rival India.(AFP/Tariq Mahmood)
From Yahoo News/AP:
MUMBAI, India – India suspects two senior leaders of a banned Pakistani militant group orchestrated the deadly Mumbai attacks, officials said Thursday, as Pakistan's president vowed "strong action" against any elements in his country involved in the siege.
President Asif Ali Zardari made the pledge during a meeting with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad. Rice said she is satisfied with Pakistan's commitment to fight terrorism and its readiness to pursue any lead in the attacks that left 171 people dead in India's financial capital.
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US Plea: Fight Islamists, Not India -- Washington Times
Pakistan pledges 'strong action' after Mumbai attacks -- Yahoo News/AFP
US Presses Pakistan to Help India as Tensions Rise -- Wall Street Journal
Angered India Not Ruling Out Military Response -- Voice of America
Rice Presses Pakistan To Cooperate -- Washington Post
Wounded Mumbai Returns to Life -- Washington Post
Intelligence bodies rush to avoid Mumbai blame: experts -- Yahoo News/AFP