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Imran Khan Vows to Shoot Down US Drones If Elected:

Speaking at a rally in Swabi in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Khan, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman said that if U.S. Drones entered Pakistani airspace, he would order the Pakistani Air Force (PAF) to shoot them down. Ref. Source 2

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US must take Pakistan drone concerns seriously: Nawaz Sharif:

"Drones are indeed a challenge to our sovereignty. Of course we have taken this matter up very seriously and also spoken to the Americans during our meetings," He said. Ref. Source 7

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Angry Pakistanis fight to end U.S. Drone strikes:

Pakistan's high court ruled that drone strikes are illegal and issued a clear order to Pakistan's government. "You have to give a stern warning to the United States, to shut down the drones, and if you don't, you are within your rights under international law to shoot the drones down." Ref. Source 4

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Drone strike in Pak-Afghan border kills 5 "Suspected" Militants:

A suspected United States drone strike targeting a boat in the waters of the Kabul river on Saturday near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border has killed five people, said media reports. Ref. Source 2

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Pakistan National Assembly passes another resolution against drone attacks:

It calls upon the United States government to immediately end drone strikes in Pakistan which, it noted, are against the international law Ref. Source 6

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UN adopts Pakistan resolution against drone strikes, discards US objection:

According to sources, the UN called on all states to ensure that the use of armed drones complies with international law, backing a proposal from Pakistan seen as taking aim at the United States. Ref. Source 9

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Pakistan, U.S. Appear once again to be cooperating on drone strikes:

The pattern of the attacks fits the description of American acquiescence to a behind-the-scenes request for help from the Pakistani military, but nobody in Islamabad or Washington is saying so. Ref. Source 6