US military strikes another alleged drug boat in eastern Pacific, killing 3
U.S. military struck a reportedly drug-trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific, killing three and raising the strikes' known death toll to at least 148.
U.S. maritime strikes against suspected drug traffickers have increased sharply, lack transparent evidence, and raise serious legal and ethical concerns.
The U.S. launched an unnecessary, militarized Caribbean counternarcotics campaign that repeats ineffective, violence‑aggravating tactics instead of proven, cooperative strategies.
Oh Good, Trump Bombed Another Boat in the Caribbean
A U.S. strike in international waters reportedly killed six men labeled "narcoterrorists," with the announcement met by skepticism about evidence, authorship, and legality.