US drones attacks on Balochistan will be counterproductive: Asfandyar
March 20th, 2009 - 8:18 pm ICT by ANIIslamabad, Mar 20 (ANI): Awami National Party leader Asfandyar Wali Khan has told to US Ambassador to Pakistan Anne W. Patterson on Friday that drone attacks on Balochistan will be counter productive for Washington.
I have expressed my concerns to Patterson that drones attacks on Balochistan will be counterproductive for US as well as the region, Asfandyar told reporters here.
He said that drones incursions were not acceptable anywhere in the country and every matters should be resolved though dialogue.
To a question, he said that political situation was improving rapidly after the restoration of deposed judges, The News reported. (ANI)
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