Ex-Pakistani President Musharraf Admits Secret Deal with U.S. on Drone Strikes
Estimate: Strikes have killed at least 1,990 people in Pakistan, including hundreds of civilians
2013-04-11
CNN
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Ex-Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf acknowledged his government secretly signed off on U.S. drone strikes -- the first time a top past or present Pakistani official, who have longed condemned the U.S. program, has admitted publicly to such a deal. Read the complete article
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