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Former U.S. envoy warns of failure in Pakistan - Navy News | News from Afghanistan & Iraq - Navy Times

ISLAMABAD — The U.S. stands little chance of convincing Pakistan to sever links with militants fighting in Afghanistan using its current strategy, Washington's envoy in Islamabad warned last fall in one of dozens of memos leaked Wednesday that expose America's troubled alliance with the nuclear-armed state.

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