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Drone strikes

More than 400 drone strikes have hit the tribal regions of north west Pakistan since 2004. The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has been recording these strikes using credible media reports, field investigations, legal documents and academic and NGO research.

Here is a list of all known drone strikes in Pakistan. The data can be searched by year and by month. Each entry records the area the strike hit and the date. To find out who died in each attack click on the relevant strike. This will take you to a full page recording everything understood about the people that were killed. In many strikes there is nothing reported about anybody killed. Over time we aim to build on the little information known about those dying. For more information please see our methodology.

Drone strikes in Pakistan

  • North Waziristan

    A house and car were attacked, and civilians were possibly among the five to nine people killed.... More

  • North Waziristan

    An attack on a moving vehicle killed at least two alleged militants in North Waziristan.... More

  • North Waziristan

    A drone attack on a “speeding vehicle” also destroyed a house, killing 20 people.... More

  • North Waziristan

    A car was reportedly destroyed in an attack that killed four alleged militants.... More

  • North Waziristan

    Multiple missiles were fired on a home where fighters returning from Afghanistan were “staying with the local Taliban”.... More

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About the project

CIA drone strikes have killed over 2,500 people in Pakistan; many are described as militants, but some are civilians. This is a record of those who have died in these attacks.

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