Insight: Pakistan helping Haqqanis attack U.S. in Afghanistan? (Reuters)

Reuters - Sirajuddin Haqqani does not carry a gun or wear a turban as he moves stealthily through the Waziristan wilderness along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan, hoping to avoid detection and getting hit by a U.S. missile from a drone aircraft.

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