The United States, shared the Pakistani anti-terrorism interest

Said U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Wednesday that the United States and its interests share of Pakistan in the fight against terrorism after the panel in Islamabad's demands over the relationship.Clinton troubled declined to comment in depth on the Panel's recommendations, but said the U.S. commitment to 1 , building honest, reciprocal relationship benefit with 'Pakistan.We I have been working through these difficulties and challenges, and we believe we have common interests. We believe we have the same enemies, "Clinton said at a news conference with Afghan Foreign Minister Zalmay Rassoul. Clinton said, we believe it is important to support the fight against terrorism, against the rebels, who kill and maim tens of thousands of Pakistani people, which sends teams across the border to kill and maim people in Afghanistan and kill and maim our soldiers, and others.Representatives of Pakistan on Tuesday and demanded an apology the United States over NATO air strikes that killed at least 24 Pakistanis in November, leading Islamabad to close the supply lines for U.S. forces in Afghanistan.Lawmakers also called for taxes on convoys of NATO and an end to drone attacks without pilot in the United States were killed by militants in the Pakistani border areas.Pakistan lawless and expressed anger deaths.Clinton civilians She would not comment on the recommendations until the findings of the team going out to talk to the Pakistani parliament.