A still image taken from an ISPR (Inter Services Public Relations) video shows a white flag in a Pakistani army post after a Nato attack in the Pakistan-Afghanistan border area November 30, 2011. PHOTO: REUTERS/FILE
Pakistan Rejects U.S. Account of November Clash -- New York Times
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan’s military on Monday strongly rejected a United States military investigation into a contentious border exchange of fire last November that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers, dealing a fresh blow to American hopes of reviving a troubled strategic relationship.
In an uncompromising statement released Monday, Pakistan’s military press office described the American account of the exchange, on Nov. 26, 2011, as “factually not correct,” accused the United States of failing to share information “at any level,” and rejected any responsibility for the bloody debacle.
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