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Obama asks Islamabad to investigate the support network for bin Laden
Request of President Barack Obama from Pakistan, an investigation about the network, which benefited the former al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in this country, in an interview with "CBS" Sunday.
Request of President Barack Obama from Pakistan to speed up the investigation into the "support network", which benefited from Osama bin Laden in this country, in an interview with "CBS" and the excerpts published Sunday.
Obama confirmed in this interview to be broadcast evening, "We believe he may have benefited from a supportive network, no matter inside Pakistan," he said, adding "we do not know."
The president said the U.S. "We have to investigate the matter, and Pakistan must especially be true". He also said on the Pakistani authorities, "We have talked with her on this matter and confirmed that they were hoping to detect any kind of support bin Laden was able to take advantage of it."
He said Obama, "it really matters, we can not answered after three or four days on the facts."
Said Tom Donilon advisor to President for National Security on Sunday that no evidence proves that Pakistani authorities were aware of the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden, but he called on Islamabad to investigate the matter.
Said Tom Donilon in an interview with "NBC": "Bin Laden has benefited from the help of some networks in Abbottabad," fortified city near Islamabad, where al Qaeda leader, however, an American commando team in the second of May.
"I do not have any evidence that the Islamabad government was aware of this. But they must investigate the matter."
He said the Pakistani officials "at the same time to give us the information they received in the housing complex in addition to allowing us to interrogate the wives of bin Laden three halted items they have."
"I tell you frankly that I have no evidence that Msowlin political or military or intelligence they knew (place) Bin Laden."
But he said that "bin Laden was located in the city (Abbottabad) six years ago and about fifty kilometers from the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, in a place where military school is important." "It requires an investigation."
He stressed Donilon the other hand, for the "CNN said that" that bin Laden was "hiding from the eyes of everyone."
The Pakistani army admitted Thursday to "the existence of gaps in the intelligence about the presence of bin Laden in Pakistan."
And kill bin Laden on Sunday night during an operation carried out by a commando unit of 79 U.S. soldiers by helicopter. And Washington has indicated it did not inform the Pakistani authorities for fear of leakage of the process the news, and they suspect that the presence of enemy first in this place refers to the complicity of the army.
He said on "NBC" that "it is not about trust." He said President Barack Obama said he "must ensure maximum safety in the process." And that in the event of a leak, bin Laden was "Sefer and of course, we can ensure security and safety of our troops."
He stressed that "the sharing of information with any government outside the United States would have led to fragmentation of the news."
Donilon said the network "CNN," The American Task Force commandos "launched from Afghanistan," and the special forces that carried out the attack was to inform President Obama on the details every minute "since it was launched from Afghanistan to return."
Obama was headed Friday to Fort Campbell (Kentucky, East Central) to mimic the awards to members of the band, which ruled on bin Laden.
Obama confirmed in this interview to be broadcast evening, "We believe he may have benefited from a supportive network, no matter inside Pakistan," he said, adding "we do not know."
The president said the U.S. "We have to investigate the matter, and Pakistan must especially be true". He also said on the Pakistani authorities, "We have talked with her on this matter and confirmed that they were hoping to detect any kind of support bin Laden was able to take advantage of it."
He said Obama, "it really matters, we can not answered after three or four days on the facts."
Said Tom Donilon advisor to President for National Security on Sunday that no evidence proves that Pakistani authorities were aware of the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden, but he called on Islamabad to investigate the matter.
Said Tom Donilon in an interview with "NBC": "Bin Laden has benefited from the help of some networks in Abbottabad," fortified city near Islamabad, where al Qaeda leader, however, an American commando team in the second of May.
"I do not have any evidence that the Islamabad government was aware of this. But they must investigate the matter."
He said the Pakistani officials "at the same time to give us the information they received in the housing complex in addition to allowing us to interrogate the wives of bin Laden three halted items they have."
"I tell you frankly that I have no evidence that Msowlin political or military or intelligence they knew (place) Bin Laden."
But he said that "bin Laden was located in the city (Abbottabad) six years ago and about fifty kilometers from the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, in a place where military school is important." "It requires an investigation."
He stressed Donilon the other hand, for the "CNN said that" that bin Laden was "hiding from the eyes of everyone."
The Pakistani army admitted Thursday to "the existence of gaps in the intelligence about the presence of bin Laden in Pakistan."
And kill bin Laden on Sunday night during an operation carried out by a commando unit of 79 U.S. soldiers by helicopter. And Washington has indicated it did not inform the Pakistani authorities for fear of leakage of the process the news, and they suspect that the presence of enemy first in this place refers to the complicity of the army.
He said on "NBC" that "it is not about trust." He said President Barack Obama said he "must ensure maximum safety in the process." And that in the event of a leak, bin Laden was "Sefer and of course, we can ensure security and safety of our troops."
He stressed that "the sharing of information with any government outside the United States would have led to fragmentation of the news."
Donilon said the network "CNN," The American Task Force commandos "launched from Afghanistan," and the special forces that carried out the attack was to inform President Obama on the details every minute "since it was launched from Afghanistan to return."
Obama was headed Friday to Fort Campbell (Kentucky, East Central) to mimic the awards to members of the band, which ruled on bin Laden.
