Abdul Haq was reportedly so angry about the ISI plan that he was "red in the face".[26] And Nabi Mohammad, another commander, pointed out that "Kabul's 2 million could not escape Hekmatyar's rocket bombardment – there would be a massacre."[26] Massoud's, Abdul Haq's and Amin Wardak's representatives said that "Hekmatyar's rocketing of Kabul ... would produce a civilian bloodbath."[26] The United States finally put pressure on Pakistan to stop the 1990 plan, which was subsequently called off until 1992.[26]