'It did not apologize for'

U.S. President Barack Obama has said thatPakistani Prime Minister's speech is taken seriously by the U.S., however, was not somethingto be apologized for.

Earlier, Pakistan Prime Minister Syed Yousuf RazaGilani Osama bin Laden hiding in Pakistan, U.S.intelligence failure and unilateral action inquiryAdjutant General for Army, headed by Lt GenJaved Iqbal committee to investigate Announced.


U.S. President Barack Obama has said that Pakistani Prime Minister's speech is taken seriously by the U.S., however, was not something to be apologized for.
White House press secretary on Monday, Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani J corn speech several hours after the news conference, said Pakistani Prime Minister during his speech in Parliament by the U.S. to make Pakistan into confidence on action Frown was expressed and said that it violates the sovereignty of Pakistan and Pakistan on the United States are serious differences.
White House press secretary said that 'statements and concerns of the Pakistani government to take serious steps but we ask for forgiveness will not be that we, being the president.'
'Very first U.S. president said that if Osama bin Laden had the opportunity to bring to justice the law, and on Pakistani soil and not any other way is if we except his unilateral action, and then we willHe did the same. It is beyond doubt, that his mind is, that it was their right, they do it. '
J. corn also said that Pakistan, is very important for America, and cooperation with Pakistan is still the top U.S. priority. He said the United States, the Pakistani leadership and other government officials will work together, and will continue to support terrorism and against terrorists is necessary for success.