Secret intelligence files show growing distrust of Pakistan
Greg Miller, Craig Whitlock and Barton Gellman 9:04 AM ET
Stark assessments of the purported ally contained in the documents belie U.S. officials’ public statements.
A 178-page summary of the U.S. intelligence community’s “black budget” shows that the United States has ramped up its surveillance of Pakistan’s nuclear arms, cites previously undisclosed concerns about biological and chemical sites there, and details efforts to assess the loyalties of counterterrorism sources recruited by the CIA.
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