ISLAMABAD - Pakistan called on the United States on Sunday to share information about new al Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahri after US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said he believed that Osama bin Laden's successor was in Pakistan.
During his first trip to Kabul on Saturday as Pentagon chief, Panetta said he believed that the new al Qaida leader was living in Pakistan's lawless tribal belt on the Afghan border.
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