Obama Administration Finally Releases Its Dubious Drone Death Toll
After seven years of secrecy, the White House released an internal assessment of the number of civilians killed by drone strikes in nations where the U.S. is not officially at war.
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After seven years of secrecy, the White House released an internal assessment of the number of civilians killed by drone strikes in nations where the U.S. is not officially at war.
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