A burst of gunfire from U.S. drone killed at least 15 died Tuesday, Dec. 28 in a tribal area of northwest Pakistan, bordering Afghanistan. This attack, like almost all the bombing of U.S. drones in recent months, targeted the North Waziristan, a stronghold of Pakistani Taliban fighters and their allies in Al Qaeda, and a rear base for Afghan Taliban who conduct attacks against NATO in Afghanistan.BURST OF MISSILES NEAR DAILY Two shootings killed at least ten people in the afternoon, some hours after a first attack killed at least five people dead, officials said local security under cover of anonymity. This is the third attack in three days of drones in the area. Launched in 2004, the launching campaign of U.S.
drone Predator or Reaper on the north-west Pakistan has intensified significantly since the summer of 2008 and the salvos of missiles have become very frequent in recent months, almost daily or at certain times .
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