Pakistan parl. commission to probe CIA spying network
Javed Rana
Press TV, Islamabad
Controversy is growing in Pakistan after the country’s ex-ambassador to the United States admitted to collaborating with the US Central Intelligence Agency to run its spying network in his own country. Pakistan’s parliament has decided to set up a commission to probe the scale of the CIA spying network.
Press TV correspondent Javed Rana has the details.
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