Report: Pakistan will allow US to question bin Laden's wives

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The Hill:

Pakistan has agreed to let U.S. officials interview the wives of Osama bin Laden, according to published reports.

Bloomberg is reporting that, amid the current tensions between the U.S. and its Central Asian ally, Pakistan has decided to allow the U.S. access to the three wives of Osama bin Laden now in Pakistani custody.

The wives were among an unspecified number of women and children left behind at the Abbottabad compound in Pakistan where bin Laden was shot and killed earlier this month during a raid by a contingent of Navy SEALs.

Many U.S. voices are questioning whether the Pakistani government was complicit in the master terrorist hiding out in their country, while Pakistanis are complaining about a U.S. military mission entering their country without notice or permission.