Pakistan Party Wants Murder Trial

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Updated Apr. 17, 2017 5:43PM EDT / Published Nov. 28, 2013 8:44AM EST

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The political party of former cricket star Imran Khan says it has identified the CIA’s top spy in Islamabad, and wants him and CIA Director John Brennan tried for “committing murder and waging war against Pakistan.” The controversy over drone strikes in Pakistan escalated over the past few weeks, particularly the November 21 drone strike on a seminary. In a letter to Pakistani police, Shireen Mazari, the party’s information secretary, named the station chief, something the CIA has not confirmed as Pakistan is incredibly dangerous for CIA agents. The identity of the station chief is only supposed to be known by top officials in Pakistan’s intelligence agency, ISI.

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Pakistan Party Wants Murder Trial

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