U.S. threatens Pakistan will cut financial aid

WASHINGTON - Chairman of U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, John Kerry has warned that Washington could cut off financial aid to Pakistan amid tensions between the two parties that is now happening.

"It is no secret that there has been a member of Congress calling for changes in aid programs," said Kerry, as reported Associated Press.

Anger was running very high among the people of Pakistan after the U.S. government launched an unauthorized attack in Pakistani territory have killed suspected Al-Qaeda chiefs Osama bin Laden.

Washington has accused Pakistani security forces and intelligence agents have to protect Sheikh Osama who have lived for "several years"in a camp in the town of Abbottabad skeitar which is only 50 Km from the capital, Islamabad.

Kerry said that recent events had a profound impact on relations between the U.S. and Pakistan.

U.S. senators to make a statement on Afghanistan before traveling to Pakistan.

He is scheduled to visit Pakistan officials for the attack on Sheikh Usama on the territorial sovereignty of Pakistan as well as unauthorized attack a U.S. drone has killed thousands of civilians in Pakistan.

Pakistan MPs recently condemned the latest attack the United States is touted to have killed Sheikh Osama bin Laden, warned that if they repeat the same action, then it could have "dire consequences for peace and security in the region and the world." And the U.S. answer with, will cut financial aid to Pakistan.