Drone attacks unacceptable, thunders Pak

Mon, 10 October 2011

10:54

Pakistan Foreign Office has again said that drone attacks are against the sovereignty of the country, and will not be acceptable at any cost.

The Dawn quoted Foreign Office spokesperson Tehmina Janjua as saying that there is no change in Pakistan's stance on drone attacks.

Without directly pointing a finger at the United States, she said that Islamabad will never retreat to its principally adopted stand on drone attacks and that the attacks are unacceptable to Pakistan.

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