The Pakistani army and the Mumbai attacks
A Pakistani army colonel’s name has surfaced in the official Indian government investigation of the Mumbai/Bombay attacks. "Colonel R. Sadatullah" is an officer in the army’s "Special Communications Organisation," according to a report in Dawn of Pakistan. I hope this is the beginning of an effort to make the Pakistani army less part of the ...
A Pakistani army colonel's name has surfaced in the official Indian government investigation of the Mumbai/Bombay attacks. "Colonel R. Sadatullah" is an officer in the army's "Special Communications Organisation," according to a report in Dawn of Pakistan.
I hope this is the beginning of an effort to make the Pakistani army less part of the problem and more part of the solution. I know -- easy to say...
A Pakistani army colonel’s name has surfaced in the official Indian government investigation of the Mumbai/Bombay attacks. "Colonel R. Sadatullah" is an officer in the army’s "Special Communications Organisation," according to a report in Dawn of Pakistan.
I hope this is the beginning of an effort to make the Pakistani army less part of the problem and more part of the solution. I know — easy to say…
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