<p>The women—who were all interviewed together this week —were “hostile” towards the Americans, according to a senior Pakistani government official and two senior US officials, CNN reported.The eldest of the three widows spoke for the group.Members of Pakistan’s military-run ISI were in the room along with the US intelligence officers, the officials said.<br /><br />The report said Americans had wanted to question the women separately to figure out inconsistencies in their stories.<br /><br />The officials said the questioning didn’t yield much new information, while adding that it was early stage in the investigative process.They said despite some well-publicised strains, there is an ongoing exchange of intelligence between the two countries.</p>.<p>The youngest of the three widows, 29-year-old Amal Ahmed Abdulfattah of Yemen, was shot in the leg during US Navy Seals’ raid on May 2.<br /><br />An American official identified the other two widows as Khairiah Sabar, also known as “Umm Hamza” and Siham Sabar, or “Umm Khalid.”<br /><br />They were three of the al-Qaeda leader’s five wives—two of whom had separated from him. </p>
<p>The women—who were all interviewed together this week —were “hostile” towards the Americans, according to a senior Pakistani government official and two senior US officials, CNN reported.The eldest of the three widows spoke for the group.Members of Pakistan’s military-run ISI were in the room along with the US intelligence officers, the officials said.<br /><br />The report said Americans had wanted to question the women separately to figure out inconsistencies in their stories.<br /><br />The officials said the questioning didn’t yield much new information, while adding that it was early stage in the investigative process.They said despite some well-publicised strains, there is an ongoing exchange of intelligence between the two countries.</p>.<p>The youngest of the three widows, 29-year-old Amal Ahmed Abdulfattah of Yemen, was shot in the leg during US Navy Seals’ raid on May 2.<br /><br />An American official identified the other two widows as Khairiah Sabar, also known as “Umm Hamza” and Siham Sabar, or “Umm Khalid.”<br /><br />They were three of the al-Qaeda leader’s five wives—two of whom had separated from him. </p>