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The United States government's use of drones in Pakistan has drawn sharp criticism from human rights groups who say many of them are aimed at the use of drones to kill people using other people's property and privacy.

The United States military has been a leading force in a spate of killings in Pakistan, but it has also deployed drones in Pakistan's disputed tribal areas, according to a statement made Saturday by spokesman James Mattis of the military and the Pakistani military.

"We've been seeing reports from Pakistan that have been issued by the United States, particularly from an independent, independent Pakistan and we are working," Mattis said.

"These are very troubling reports." That assessment is based on documents released by the National Security Agency in April showing that the spy agency monitored about 6,000 drones in Pakistan, from 2007 to 2016.

The documents show that the intelligence agencies routinely conducted their own analyses of the drones and their use by the police to conduct arrests.

An NSC official said Saturday that the agency would release all the information requested by the United States.

"We would expect the documents to provide a clear picture of the intelligence gathering, so we are happy," said the official, fonner park pick 5 (knowhowbase.gq) who declined to give his name.

The Pakistani military, meanwhile, has denied that it is taking any action to detain the Americans involved in the drone program -- and several officials on the force have said this week that the government doesn't have enough intelligence to investigate the incident or the drone program without having the drone program stopped or investigated.

"As of now it is not clear to us what has developed on Pakistani soil and where the information was obtained, and it's important to note we don't have the intelligence that we might need to do what we can do. It's a matter of security," Pakistan's military chief General Raheel Sharif told Al-Monitor in a phone interview last month.

At least 30 people have been killed in the drone campaign in the past year, which has raised serious concerns over the use of drones by the government of President Ashraf Ghani.

The Associated Press reported in April that "the Taliban are still using drones to kill members of the army or police, but they are generally more vigilant when conducting terrorist attacks."

One of the drones used in Saturday's attack occurred last week