Pakistan considers India as 'threat' but US differs: Leon
Panetta  PTI Apr 3, 2012, 04.07PM IST  WASHINGTON: Noting that
its relationship with Pakistan was "complex", US Defense
Secretary Leon Panetta said "the problem" lies with Islamabad's
perception of being "threatened by India".  "It is a complex
relationship. It always has been and I suspect it always will
be," Panetta told CBC TV in an interview.  "In some ways we
share a common concern and a common threat. Terrorism is as much
a threat to Pakistan and the people of Pakistan as it is to us
and to the people of Afghanistan," he said.  At the same time,
Panetta noted that the two countries differ on the threat
perception.  He said while they "have common cause", "the
problem" is that Pakistan view their position as "threatened by
India".  "As a result of that, sometimes we get very mixed
messages from Pakistan as to just exactly where they're going to
be," he said.  On the issue of keeping the raid on Osama bin
Laden's safehouse in Abbottabad a secret, t