US and Pakistan increase intel co-operation.

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In: Jane's Intelligence Weekly Vol.1, No.6, 8 July 2009, p.10.Summary: Increased intelligence sharing, including real time video feeds and communication intercepts comes as Washington is accelerating the delivery of transport helicopters, body armour and other equipment. News report of increased intelligence sharing follows recent further tensions in the bilateral relationship particularly over US congressional efforts to attach significant conditions to military assistance Pakistan.

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Increased intelligence sharing, including real time video feeds and communication intercepts comes as Washington is accelerating the delivery of transport helicopters, body armour and other equipment. News report of increased intelligence sharing follows recent further tensions in the bilateral relationship particularly over US congressional efforts to attach significant conditions to military assistance Pakistan.

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