Kidnapped Islamabad envoy to Kabul may be released soon

10 May 2008

There are strong indications from relevant government quarters in Islamabad that the long-drawn negotiations between top security agencies and kidnappers of Pakistan’s Ambassador to Afghanistan Tariq Azizuddin have finally paved the way for his safe release by the next week. Full Story

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Kidnapped Islamabad envoy to Kabul may be released soon

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