CIA spy chief 'quits Pakistan after threats'

The CIA has pulled its top spy out of Pakistan after threats were made against his life, according to officials.

CIA spy chief 'quits Pakistan after threats'
Fri, 17 Dec, 2010 - 13:58

The CIA has pulled its top spy out of Pakistan after threats were made against his life, according to officials.

A Pakistani lawsuit has accused him by name of killing civilians in missile strikes.

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