Suspected drone strike kills 4 in Pakistan ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Feb. 9 (UPI) -- A suspected U.S. drone strike Thursday, the second in two days in Pakistan's North Waziristan tribal region, killed four people, Pakistani officials said. Two missiles fired by the drone targeted a suspected militant hideout in Miranshah, security and other officials told CNN. Four people died in the incident, the report said. A similar strike Wednesday in the same region killed 10 suspected militants. U.S. officials have said North Waziristan is a hideout for militant groups who launch attacks on NATO forces across the border in Afghanistan. The drone strikes resumed after a lull following a NATO airstrike in November that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers. That incident led to further deterioration on U.S.-Pakistan relations and Islamabad closed two of its land routes to transport supplies for NATO forces in Afghanistan. Efforts have been under way since then to improve relations. CNN quoted a Pakistani military statement as saying representatives from NATO and the Pakistani and Afghan militaries met Wednesday at the border coordination center to "discuss and improve coordination measures on the Pakistan and Afghanistan border."