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Summary Pakistan said that no decision has been taken to restore supplies for NATO forces in Afghanistan.
Pakistan closed supply for foreign forces in Afghanistan in November following NATO raid on two Pakistani border posts, which killed 24 soldiers.Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit described as speculative reports that Islamabad has decided to open its land route for nearly 150,000 US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan.“I think it is all speculation,” the spokesman said when his attention was invited to a report that Pakistan has decided to restore NATO supplies after levying tax on NATO supplies.Section of media Thursday quoted an unnamed Pakistani security official as saying that Pakistan is considering to impose new tariff before reopening of the NATO supply route, the spokesman said, “Not yet. I am not aware of any such development.”
