Pakistan-US tensions: Mullen's meeting in Islamabad

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A brief statement of Pakistan army, according to Joint Staff Headquarters kuatrz meeting, held in Rawalpindi. Two military leaders also reviewed the regional security situation.
Earlier, Admiral Mullen arrived in Islamabad on a day trip, their senior military officials welcomed. It bayysuan their tour of Pakistan so far has been told.
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U.S. Army Chairman Joint Chief of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen before the visit to Pakistan during their stay in Afghanistan said that Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI in Afghanistan close ties to the Haqqani group.
He said that Pakistan army chief during their next meeting would take this case.
Speaking to British news agency he did admit that tensions in relations between the two countries and because of Pakistan's links with the militants who are operating in Afghanistan.
I think we all believe that our contacts can not afford to finish. It is very dangerous for both countries and for the region.Admiral Mike MullenAdmiral Mike Mullen, the tension in bilateral relations was recognized and said that despite the two countries decided to maintain the relationship is important.
Mike Mullen admitted that relations between America and Pakistan are very difficult, but said 'we serious risk of damage relations have returned to near.
U.S. military trainers from Pakistan to cut about Admiral Mullen said military training program in the future will continue.
Afghanistan, Mullen said about the situation 'in the American public about the situation in Afghanistan is clearly told. Afghanistan last year we suffered enough and they will be this year. Next year, difficult for the Taliban and this year will be even more difficult. '