Pakistan army rejects US air strikes probe

Pakistan’s army has rejected a US investigation into the Nato air strikes that killed 24 of its soldiers.

Pakistan army rejects US air strikes probe
Fri, 23 Dec, 2011 - 09:05

Pakistan’s army has rejected a US investigation into the Nato air strikes that killed 24 of its soldiers.

The US report released yesterday said both nations made mistakes that contributed to the deadly incident last month.

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