The unmanned military aircraft was on a surveillance mission when it came down on Thursday night in Azam Warsak area, west of Wana, the main town of the South
Wazoo tribal region, a security bigshot told AFP on condition of anonymity.Earlier, it was reported that a drone suspected to be a US unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) had crashed in the Kaza Panga area of South Waziristan, however, it was unclear whether it belonged to Pakistain or the US, which regularly conducts drone strikes in tribal agencies.
Another official told AFP the crash and said that Talibs surrounded the site and later took possession of the wreckage.
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Pak intelligence officials speaking to Dawn.com said the wreckage of the three-camera surveillance drone, which had a Pak flag painted on it, was in possession of Pak security personnel.
Pakistain manufactures its own small drones which the army, navy and air force use for reconnaissance and do not have the lethal capability of US drones which target jihad boy hideouts in the country's tribal regions.