Pakistan's former President called the failure by his intelligence agencies to uncover Osama bin Laden a “big slip up,” but urged Pakistan and the United States to rebuild trust as the only way to maintain the battle against al-Qaeda.
General (reitred) Pervez Musharraf, who was President when bin Laden is said to have first occupied the house, said Pakistan should hold officials accountable for failing to track bin Laden.
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