Pakistan does not possess nuclear weapons, want to see in safe hands, United States

New York, U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, said Mark Gross Man mistaken impression that the U.S. wants to occupy Pakistan's nuclear weapons, Pakistan's nuclear weapons are the weapons we want to see in safe hands, Pakistan deserves respect for more than 19 thousand Pakistanis have made sacrifices for their lives against terrorism, Pakistan and the U.S. combined (Jointly) as to any action against terrorism and Pakistan's economy is built on solid foundations representative to the "war" in an exclusive interview the U.S. They are a peaceful, stable and prosperous South Asia is the region we want to see and brutally honest dialogue between the United States wants Pakistan to Afghanistan, Pakistan agree to the legitimate interests and peace in the region from Central Asia to India and Bangladesh share business contacts and resources to produce prosperity in the region of a trillion dollars in hugaafganstan war costs more than 12 billion dollars over the front-line component only prdbaw Pakistan with the assistance, criticism and demands on U.S. policy in response to a question he said Pakistan's "cuaysz" We have to be clear about Pakistan and terrorism are not subjected to the pressure The end and the economy for the joint action to Ambassador Marc Gross man said my diplomatic life of the first appointment in 1970, Pakistan was one I will always remember the people of the great respect for Pakistan themselves as problems U.S. seeks better deal for Pakistan.