Islamabad: General David Petraeus, US commander in Afghanistan, called on with Pakistan’s top military leader on Thursday as the two countries trying to resolve fractured ties after the American raid that killed Osama bin Laden.
Petraeus and Marine Lt. Gen. John Allen’s visit was part of a flurry over meetings between diplomats and military leaders of the two countries since the May 2 strike against the former al-Qaida chief in the northwest Pakistan’s garrison town of Abbottabad.
The US Embassy in Islamabad said those gathered “discussed various topics of mutual interest and ways to improve regional security.”
The visiting dignitary remained with the COAS for some time and discussed matters of professional interest, said a press release issued by ISPR.
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