Pakistani family recounts drone terror in visit to US


A teenager from the Islamic hard line group Jamaat ud Dawa holds a banner during a protest in Lahore against US drone attacks in Pakistani tribal areas on July 5, 2013

Washington (AFP) - Nabila Rehman was picking okra in her family garden last year when missiles from a drone rained down from the sky, killing her grandmother and injuring her and seven other children.

The nine-year-old Pakistani girl now has a question for the US government: "What did my grandmother do wrong?"

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