Русская версияPakistan has emphatically rejected allegations that its main spy
agency Inter-Services Intelligence helped plan the fatal bombing at
India's embassy in Kabul last month.
A report in the US newspaper
New York Times had quoted unnamed officials as saying intercepted
communications had provided clear evidence that the ISI was
involved in the July 7 suicide attack on the Indian mission, which
killed around 60 people. Pakistani Information Minister Sherry
Rehman said that any pro-militant elements in the ISI had already
been weeded out. India and Afghanistan have already accused
Pakistan's spy agency, which backed the hardline 1996 to 2001
Taliban regime, of masterminding the embassy bombing.
(Deutsche Welle)
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