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Pakistan helped avert war in June by pledging to stanch the flow of militants into Kashmir, but India says infiltrations and killings resumed as Kashmir residents began voting in local elections last month.

FRANKFURT, Sept. 9 — The accused conspirators in a bombing plot disrupted last week in Germany were part of what the authorities say is a small, but growing, flow of militants from Germany and other Western countries who are receiving terrorism training at camps in Pakistan.

Mr. Bush also warned that the flow of militants based in Pakistan's tribal areas into Afghanistan could pose a threat to Pakistan's government as well, because they could return home "with a skill level that could be used against the government".

A12 Karzai Urges U.S. to Shift Focus President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan questioned the need for major military operations in Afghanistan, saying that airstrikes were no longer effective and that the United States-led coalition should focus more on shutting off the flow of militants across the country's border.

Those improvements include curbing Afghanistan's booming heroin trade, bolstering district and tribal leaders to offset a weak central government in Kabul, breathing life into a flagging economy and stemming the flow of militants who are carrying out increasingly sophisticated attacks from havens in Pakistan.

The attacks came one day after a state visit by Mr. Maliki to neighboring Syria, where he was believed to have urged that more be done to stop the flow of militants through its borders and to halt the activities of Saddam Hussein loyalists based there.

Mr. McConnell said the flow of foreign militants into Iraq slowed somewhat during the final months of 2007.

Mr. Straw noted that there had been progress since May, when Pakistan and India veered close to war, in cutting the flow of Muslim militants from Pakistan to Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Last month, it completed phase one of a massive barrier along its border with Libya, in an effort to clog the flow of Islamist militants, according to Tunisian Defense Minister Farhat Horchani.

Algeria and Tunisia, who line Libya's western flank, are also concerned that an unstable Libya will increase the flow of arms and militants across north Africa.

Advisers to the Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood's political arm, say the answer is simple: they are determined to shut the tunnels to block the destabilizing flow of weapons and militants into Sinai from Gaza — a vow Mr. Morsi made with evident passion in an interview five months ago.