KABUL, including against US interests, America’s intelligence chief alleges.
Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats, in a threat assessment report, blamed Islamabad for using some groups as policy tools and confronting only the outfits that directly threatened Pakistan.
Presented in a public testimony before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the report warned Pakistan's narrow approach to counter-terrorism cooperation would frustrate US efforts against the Taliban.
Neither the Taliban nor Kabul would be . . .
