WASHINGTON - U.S. President Obama wants the number of teams sent to hunt down Osama must be quite a lot, in order to head off possible attacks from Pakistani troops.
Acting United States (U.S.) revealed, Obama dared to risk a confrontation with Pakistan by launching a mission to kill or capture the most wanted person in the world. However, rather than through conventional diplomatic channels and risky thwart ambushes, Obama chose to increase the number of the elite Navy Seals, so that they can provide resistance against Pakistani troops if necessary.
Pakistan's military chief rushed to send a jet after hearing the news of the attacks, but when they arrived in Abbottabad, U.S. troops have been flown back to the borders of Afghanistan to bring Osama's body.
If a shootout between U.S. forces and Pakistan, then there will be a major diplomatic crisis between the two countries. On that basis, the Government of Pakistan condemned the U.S. government for committing an ambush by stealth.
In the original plan for the U.S., two helicopters stationed on the Afghan border assailants waiting for the command if necessary. However, the helicopter took 90 minutes to reach Abbottabad. According to the New York Times, Obama urged the commanders of the 10 days before the attack to send more troops if the Pakistan tried to intervene. As a result, two helicopters carrying troops were sent to the home of Osama.
"The instruction given is to avoid the possibility of confrontation. However, if they must shoot to get out of there, they were allowed to do so, "said one senior U.S. official was quoted as Daylimail, Wednesday (05/11/2011).
Two expert team is also rumored to have been alerted on the night of the attack. The first team is prepared to bury Osama if he was killed and a second team consisting of lawyers, investigators, and interpreters prepared to interrogate captured bin Laden if he's alive.
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