producer adriaan and cerro and our web producer andrew blake thinks. now onto a story about drones and pakistan except this time there is a twist the arm drones belong to pakistan at least in the future a senior pakistani defense a defense official said the country is working to develop its very own combat ready drones complete with weapons this this was revealed at a pakistani arms fair pakistan has already manufactured its own surveillance drone the country uses these drones to watch groups like. taliban but these surveillance drones would need to be significantly retooled in order to carry to carry weapons of the pakistani government has been a vocal opponent of the united states using armed drones to conduct targeted strikes in its borders according to the bureau of investigative journalism between two thousand five hundred and three thousand three hundred people were killed by drone strikes in pakistan since june of two thousand and four one question is what exactly will these drones look like well in pakistan the buses are very distinctive lookin

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