fourteen it's widely believed that afghanistan on its own can provide security to straighten and ganesan in general is still very complicated there's the taliban threat there drug trafficking very poor living conditions for the locals who are also increasingly tired and often even angered by foreign military presence by this town is a very important country in the region is the key port of washington or at least it used to be it's also right there next to afghanistan and it's not taking part in this conference after an attack by the allied forces on its military post on the pakistani afghani border for more on the situation here's a report by my colleague. on the. supplies are would keep a war running nato actions have put all operations in afghanistan in danger after attack that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers islamic law cut off one of the alliances major supply routes to a gamester. i would like to extend my most sincere condolences. but pakistan washington's condolences were not enough to repeated incursions by the u.s. military in pakistan really left no choice and also the hu

not clear how these two plans how these two ideas are going to work together with the street and ganesan in general is still very complicated there is the taliban threat the drug trafficking very poor living conditions for the locals who are also increasingly tired and often even angered by foreign military presence pakistan is a very important country in the region is the key partner of washington or at least it used to be it's also right there next to afghanistan and it's not taking part in this conference after an attack by the allied forces on its military post on the pakistani afghani border it's suspended the transit of supplies for the airlines through its territory this puts washington in a really difficult position since it will have to look for other partners in the region for more on the situation here's a report by my colleague. on the. supply. these are would keep a war running nato actions have put all operations in afghanistan in danger after last week's attack that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers islamic bought cut off one of the alliances major supply routes two of

and the reliance on this route is set to expand in the last three years russia's cooperation on of ganesan is being key to need to offer a chanst thank you sit down with professor michael lee hans who stressed he was speaking in a personal capacity the u.s. has a very tenuous kind of placement. afghanistan and it is highly vulnerable it's highly vulnerable. pakistanis but it's more vulnerable to russia i mean if russia were to withdraw its permission for us to use its rail lines we would be in a very difficult position in afghanistan the northern supply network could now be in danger because of a failure in diplomacy moscow says because washington turned down all of its proposals on the missile defense issue russia might have to resort to other arguments including its cooperation with nato on afghanistan but. their processes which are critically important for russia which are about russia's national security one of them is nato expansion into russian borders and the fact that washington goes ahead with a robust missile shield program in europe without taking into consideration russia's con

twenty fourteen it's widely believed that afghanistan on its own can provide security the situation in ganesan in general is still very complicated there is the taliban threat. drug trafficking very poor living conditions for the locals who are also increasingly tired and often even angered by foreign military presence pakistan is a very important country in the region is the key partner of washington or at least it used to be it's also right there next to afghanistan and it's not taking part in this conference after an attack by the allied forces on its military post on the pakistani afghani border it's suspended the transit of supplies for the airlines through its territory this ports washington in a really difficult position since it will have to look for other partners in the region called helen a columnist at foreign policy in focus magazine thinks the u.s. is playing a dangerous and reckless game in its policy for the region. the attack itself it's hard to see that as an accident because of the way that it took place and then the response of washington afterwards i think what's happened

out in twenty fourteen it's widely believed that afghanistan on its own can provide security and ganesan in general is still very complicated there is the taliban threat the drug trafficking very poor living conditions for the locals who are also increasingly tired and often even angered by foreign military presence pakistan is a very important country in the region is the key partner of washington or at least it used to be it's also right there next to afghanistan and it's not taking part in this conference after an attack by the allied forces on its military post on the pakistani afghani border it's suspended the transit of supplies for the airlines through its territory this ports washington in a really difficult position since it will have to look for other partners in the region. you know pushed it off their will to discuss the worsening relations between the u.s. and pakistan jeffrey steinberg see you had it through the news magazine executive intelligence review is on the line from our washington studio pretty good evening from the moscow as we were reporting pakistan's boycotting