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Protests Erupt in Pakistan After Drone Strike Kills Four Children

A suspected drone strike in northwest Pakistan has left four children dead, sparking protests demanding justice from local authorities.

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In northwest Pakistan, a suspected drone strike killed four children and left five others injured, leading to widespread protests. Local elders, calling for justice, placed the children's bodies on the road, demanding accountability from the government. Authorities have not confirmed who conducted the attack, although Mir Ali is known for its ties to the Pakistani Taliban. Previous military operations have resulted in civilian casualties, raising concerns among residents about safety. As tensions rise, officials have begun investigations into the incident.

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  • The community is seeking accountability and justice for the deaths of four children due to a suspected drone strike.
  • Local leaders warn of escalating protests if their demands for answers are not met, emphasizing the need for clarification from authorities.
  • The complexities of ongoing military operations against the Pakistani Taliban highlight the challenges in ensuring civilian safety during such actions.

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The suspected drone strike occurred in the village of Hormuz, Mir Ali, North Waziristan, Pakistan.

Locals claim the casualties resulted from a suspected drone strike, while officials attribute the deaths to crossfire during a security operation.

Local residents have set up a sit-in protest in Mir Ali, demanding justice for the victims and calling for an investigation into the killings.

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