Britain backs Pak, Afghanistan on anti-terrorism

Tuesday, April 22, 2008, 14:40 [IST]

Peshawar, April 21, 2008: British Foreign Secretary, David Miliband has said that his country backs efforts to reconcile with Islamist militants on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. However, he also said that there is no quick solution to terrorism, either through military means or negotiations.

The Afghanistan Pakistan border is the major source of terrorism that Britain faces. Miliband also said that Britain wanted to work very closely with Pakistan on security issues.

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