Coming a day after Washington announced an $800 million delay in military assistance amid worsening US-Pakistan ties, the attacks could exacerbate tension between the two uneasy allies in the war against militants.
The attacks started on Monday night, when remotely piloted drones fired nine missiles into a militant compound and at a vehicle in North Waziristan, killing 25 people, local intelligence officials said.
Another strike hours later in South Waziristan killed five more people.
Then on Tuesday morning, a drone fired two missiles at another compound in North Waziristan. More...
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