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Pakistan participated in the killing of bin Laden
Pakistan said its troops had participated with American troops in the killing of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, who was confirmed dead after Pakistan's Geo TV quoted a picture of his body and the wounds and bruises.
The head of the Pakistani intelligence service on Monday, killing al-Qaeda leader and one of his sons in a joint operation of U.S. forces and Pakistan.
The Director-General of Intelligence, the Pakistani Interior, Lieutenant General Ahmad Shuja that Bin Laden's father was killed in Islamabad, which lies about sixty kilometers northeast of the capital Islamabad.
Pasha said in a televised statement that bin Laden was killed and three of his bodyguards and one of his sons who did not give his name, explaining that he had been arrested six others of his sons and three of his wives and four of his aides.
Within the same framework, an intelligence official said the German news agency - on condition of anonymity - said the process started just after midnight and lasted for hours.
He added that "the actual process carried out by American Special Forces and Pakistani forces support."
Residents said the father, Islamabad - a town of about two hundred thousand people - that the operation began just after midnight when three helicopters tried to land in the suburb of Bilal Town at a distance of one kilometer from the Military Academy.
Within the details of this process, narrated by Ghulam Rasool - a security guard at a local market - "I heard the rattle of small arms and then I saw the helicopter caught fire and crashed in a residential area," adding that "there are also helicopters flying in the air."
Image published media in Pakistan said it was the body of Osama bin Laden (Island)Osama killedWithin the same framework, the broadcast channel Geo TV Pakistan's image of the corpse of Osama bin Laden prior to broadcast pictures of what it said was the place where the operation carried out by the United States announced that Bin Laden was killed.
Al-Jazeera correspondent in Pakistan, Abdul Rahman Matar Pakistani media broadcast images of the theater of operation showed a residential area is currently witnessing a heavy presence of security services.
He added that this area does not draw extraordinary attention, a tactic likely that Osama bin Laden sought refuge from him in order to avoid drawing attention to it.
In turn, the director of Al Jazeera's bureau in Pakistan, Ahmad Zeidan said that reports of tension recently security relations between Pakistan and the United States against the backdrop of air strikes by the recent land on the objectives of Pakistan.
He pointed out that the Pakistani government will pressure the Obama administration in order to stop the air strikes after the killing of bin Laden, who was one of the justifications used by Washington to carry out air strikes.
Location and regulation of this process, "Zidane said that it was contained to target al Qaeda fighters the Pakistani intelligence service.
In turn, predicted the former ISI chief Hamid Gul, Pakistan's security be exposed to the risk of retaliation for this process.
It was possible to target Pakistani sensitive sites, and for that prefer the Pakistani government not to provide any clarification on the subject at the present time.
Obama: United States carried out an operation resulted in the death of Osama bin Laden (French)Obama confirmsIn the interview, the President pointed out Barack Obama in a televised address to the American people a nine-minute "I should like to inform the American people and the world that the United States carried out an operation resulted in the death of Osama bin Laden."
He said that Osama bin Laden was killed on Sunday in the city of Islamabad, Pakistan refused after a gun battle with U.S. special force.
He pointed out that Pakistani security officials helped "our leadership to bin Laden," and expressed thanks to President Asif Ali Zardari on this cooperation.
Obama made clear that U.S. intelligence agencies received information last year stating that bin Laden's al Qaeda leader who planned the attacks of 11 September 2001 attacks on the United States, resident in Pakistan.
