(CNN)  -- Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari denied his nation was involved in last week's deadly attacks on Mumbai, India, and told CNN on Tuesday he's seen no evidence that a suspect in custody is a Pakistani national as Indian officials claim. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari says he believes the Mumbai attackers were "stateless actors." "I think these are stateless actors who have been operating all throughout the region," Zardari said on CNN's "Larry King Live" in an interview set to air Tuesday night. "The gunmen plus the planners, whoever they are, [are] stateless actors who have been holding hostage the whole world."
@highlight
Pakistani President Zardari: "Stateless actors" behind attacks in Mumbai, India
@highlight
Indian intelligence sources tell CNN-IBN they believe attackers were Pakistani
@highlight
Zardari says he doubts suspect in custody is Pakistani
@highlight
He says he's willing to have Pakistan participate in a joint investigation with India
India
Indian
India
Indian
India
At least 179 people were killed when a band of gunmen attacked 10 targets in Mumbai on Wednesday night, triggering three days of battles with police and @placeholder troops in the heart of the city -- the hub of India's financial and entertainment industries.
India
Indian
India
Indian
India
@placeholder police say nine of the 10 attackers were killed by Indian forces.
Pakistani
Pakistani
Pakistani
Pakistani
Pakistani
Pakistani
Pakistan
"It was conveyed to the @placeholder high commissioner that Pakistan's actions needed to match the sentiments expressed by its leadership that it wishes to have a qualitatively new relationship with India."
India
Indian
India
Indian
India
"It was conveyed to the Pakistan high commissioner that Pakistan's actions needed to match the sentiments expressed by its leadership that it wishes to have a qualitatively new relationship with @placeholder."
India
Indian
India
Indian
India
I've already offered @placeholder full cooperation on this incident, and we intend to do that."