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Another shows a Thursday issue of the Pakistani newspaper Dawn.

In an interview in Tuesday's issue of the Pakistani newspaper Dawn, Mr. Sharif said that he would not meet with General Musharraf in Saudi Arabia, and that he wanted emergency rule lifted before he would return.

After Bin Laden's death was announced, and it became clear that he had been living in a large compound near a military academy for some time, perhaps years, angry members of Congress who are in charge of the billions of dollars in American military aid that flows to Pakistan have issued furious assessments of the Pakistani Army as either incompetent or duplicitous.

Over the last three days, the suggestion has come from Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, from Gen. Tommy R. Franks, the American military commander for Afghanistan, and from Kenton Keith, the spokesman here for the antiterror campaign -- as well as in today's issue of a Pakistani newspaper, The Pakistan Observer.

Russia's envoy Zamir Kabulov, who has long experience with the Pakistani military's backing of Islamic fundamentalist groups (he served in the Soviet embassy in Kabul in the 1980s), raised this issue with the Pakistani government.

Now 80, he spent decades in the region, working on development issues as a member of the Pakistani civil service, as well as working in his country's embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, and based the book, his first novel, on that experience.

4. (C) On July 19 the Senate Functional Committee on Human Rights called on the Ministry of Interior and Ministry of Foreign Affairs to address the issue of any detained Pakistani women in Bagram or Guantanamo Bay.

General Pasha did attend a meeting with the two Americans and Pakistani military's chief of staff, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, according to a statement issued by the press arm of the Pakistani Army after Mr. Holbrooke and Admiral Mullen left Islamabad for India on Tuesday night.

Furthermore, this is an exploratory study and is the first step to understanding issues important for a section of the Pakistani population.

General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, the chief of staff of the Pakistani army, recently issued an order to shoot down any American drone flying in Pakistani airspace.

The gestures that would reverse these wrongs, he said, should include major debt relief, military assistance, and more understanding for the sensitivity of the Pakistani public on the issue of its nuclear weapons.