Joshua Foust quoted in The Christian Science Monitor
ASP Fellow Joshua Foust is quoted in an article discussing the reopening of NATO military transit routes in Pakistan. The supply lines were reopened following an apology from the US for a November 2011 border operation that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.
“From the American perspective it allows us withdraw our equipment on time and at a much, much lower cost than using the Northern Distribution Network,” says Joshua Foust, a fellow at the American Security Project. “Reopening the supply routes gives them the ability to operate on this 2014 timeframe that I don’t think they would have been able to do if they had to rely on the northern border to get everything out.”
Read the article here.
