Pakistan army orders investigation

Pakistan army has ordered an investigation intot he intelligence lapse on Osma bin Laden's presence and US raid that killed him.

Bin Laden was said to be living in army town of Abbottabad near Pakistan capital Islamabad.

Admitting to intelligence "shortcomings" Pakistan's army said it will review cooperation with US if further unilateral raids are conducted.

Pakistan said Thursday it wanted Washington to reduce its military personnel in the country and threatened to review cooperation in case of another raid similar to that which killed Osama bin Laden.
 

Army chief General Ashfaq Kayani "made it very clear that any similar action violating the sovereignty will warrant a review of military, intelligence cooperation with the US," a military statement said.
 

Army corps commanders were called to army headquarters in the garrison town of Rawalpindi by Kayani to be "informed about the decision to reduce the strength of US military personnel in Pakistan to the minimum level".
 

The statement did not give further details about who may have taken any decision to reduce the strength and when.