Pakistan's army has said it will review ties with Washington if the U.S. launches any more raids on its territory. The statement came yesterday just hours after Pakistani Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir defended the work of Pakistan's military and the ISI, following the U.S. operation that killed Osama bin Laden early Monday. The army warned that any future raids would result in a review of military and intelligence cooperation with the United States. It also said that U.S. military personnel in Pakistan would be reduced to the minimum essential levels. Pakistani Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir accused the U.S. of having violated the country's sovereignty by staging the raid without Pakistan's knowledge or permission.