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Admiral Mullen accused Pakistan's ISI intelligence agency of supporting the Haqqani terrorist group's attack on the U.S embassy in Kabul in September 2011. The flaring up of serious problems in the U.S.- Pakistan relationship. American patience with the double terror game in Pakistan appears to be disappearing with this call in a Journal editorial for the U.S. to clear the Haqqani bases in Pakistan.

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