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Article: Pakistan not subordinate to US, says Qureshi

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April 4, 2008
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Karachi, April 4 -- Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said Pakistan is not subordinate to the US, and added that Islamabad will continue cooperation with Washington for the elimination of terrorism.

He said that no foreign country would be allowed to launch any operation inside Pakistan's territory.

The Online quoted Qureshi as saying that the US had played pivotal role for revival of democracy and transparent elections in Pakistan.

The allegation levelled against the country with respect to presence of terrorists on its soil is a plot to malign Pakistan, he said.

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