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Pakistanis carried out Mumbai attack: Ex-Pakistan NSA

New Delhi, March 6: that a terrorist group based in his country carried out the 2008 Mumbai terror attack.
This is the first admission by any high-ranking Pakistani official that confirms India's stand that the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) plotted and executed the carnage nine years ago.
"I hate to admit that the 26/11 Mumbai attack carried out by a terror group in Pakistan is a classic trans-border terrorist event," said Durrani, who was the NSA when 10 Pakistani terrorists sailed into Mumbai on November 26, 2008 and killed 166 Indians and foreigners.
Durrani was speaking here at the 19th Asian Security Conference held at the Institute of Defence Studies and Analyses.

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