Pakistan details how Lashkar-e-Taiba 2008 Mumbai attack gunmen were trained The disclosures, by five intelligence officials, mark significant progress from Islamabad's initial reaction to the attacks when it denied any of the terrorists were from Pakistan. Five members of Pakistan's crime investigation department told an anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi that Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, believed to be the LeT's operational commander, his suspected senior aide Zarar Shah, and five other men trained the recruits at Yousaf Goth in Karachi and at other LeT bases in Manshra, Thatta and Muzzafarabad, according to the English language daily, Dawn. Yousaf Goth is close to Karachi's shore from where the Mumbai attackers launched their mission. The prosecutor in the case told the court the five officials had kept the militant group under observation and that informers had told them of the terrorist training which had taken place at the camps. Vikram Sood, a leading security commentator and former head of India's intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), said he remained suspicious of the sudden co-operative turn of Pakistani officials and urged caution on the government. Suddenly they are extremely co-operative. I'm not sure how long it will last and the level of trust is still not there. We have to wait a while," he said.