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A recent spate of attacks on US military bases in Afghanistan points to a resilient Taliban with a steady supply of arms. It is a supply stream flowing from Pakistan one that US troops, try as they might, are proving unable to interrupt.
Equally troubling for the Pentagon, analysts warn that these attacks serve as growing evidence that Pakistani security services (ISI) is stepping up its support of insurgent groups to jockey for position ahead of the scheduled 2014 departure of US combat troops from the country.
On Wednesday, two attacks in eastern Afghanistan killed three US troops and at least 25 Afghans, prompting the US Embassy to condemn the Talibans murderous campaign.
The sheer volume of explosives involved in the attack points to ISI links with an insurgency thats proving to be a continuous challenge for US forces in eastern Afghanistan, Mr. Dressler says
The fact that these guys can move trucks full of explosives across the border is troubling, Dressler adds. By not taking action, Pakistani forces are signaling their tacit approval of this stuff.
Taliban attacks on US bases in Afghanistan: enabled by Pakistani forces? - CSMonitor.com
AP sources: US mulls new covert raids in Pakistan - Yahoo! News
Equally troubling for the Pentagon, analysts warn that these attacks serve as growing evidence that Pakistani security services (ISI) is stepping up its support of insurgent groups to jockey for position ahead of the scheduled 2014 departure of US combat troops from the country.
On Wednesday, two attacks in eastern Afghanistan killed three US troops and at least 25 Afghans, prompting the US Embassy to condemn the Talibans murderous campaign.
The sheer volume of explosives involved in the attack points to ISI links with an insurgency thats proving to be a continuous challenge for US forces in eastern Afghanistan, Mr. Dressler says
The fact that these guys can move trucks full of explosives across the border is troubling, Dressler adds. By not taking action, Pakistani forces are signaling their tacit approval of this stuff.
Taliban attacks on US bases in Afghanistan: enabled by Pakistani forces? - CSMonitor.com
AP sources: US mulls new covert raids in Pakistan - Yahoo! News