US Secretary of State John Kerry has said that Pakistan was among the key countries in which the United States built state-of-the-art tactical security operations centers.
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In a 21-page exit memo, the top US diplomat also named Afghanistan and Iraq among the countries where the Obama administration constructed such centers.
Kerry kept mum in his memo about the whereabouts of those centers and how they were operated.
The memo only says that “we have constructed state-of-the-art tactical security operations centres in key countries, such as Afghanistan, Iraq, and Pakistan.”
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Secretary Kerry noted in the memo that Afghanistan and Pakistan were Al Qaeda strongholds when the Obama administration took charge but in the last eight years, the group’s core leadership in these two countries had ‘decimated’ and its chief, Osama bin Laden, eliminated.