Pentagon chief all but rules out apology for Pakistan

Karāchi : Pakistan | Jun 21, 2012 at 9:35 PM PDT

Source: Reuters

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Defense Secretary Leon Panetta speaks during a news conference in Kabul June 7, 2012. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta all but ruled out an apology over an air strike last year that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers and badly set back efforts to improve U.S.-Pakistani ties, saying it was "time to move on."... FULL ARTICLE AT Reuters

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