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Experts Report 223 People Killed in One Year by US Attacks on Ships

United Nations experts on Tuesday demanded that the United States end what they called killings at sea, after at least 223 people were killed in the past year in US airstrikes against vessels in the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean. According to the experts, since the 2nd of […]
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At least 223 people have been killed in the past year by the U.S. armed forces while sailing in international waters of the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean, alerting United Nations human rights experts. Since September 2, 2025, the U.S. military has attacked at least 68 boats in [...] The U.S. post has killed 223 people in international waters; experts demand a stop first appeared on Contralínea.

UN rapporteurs stated that at least 223 people have been killed in US airstrikes in the Caribbean and Pacific Oceans in the past year, emphasizing that these actions violate international law and constitute extrajudicial killings. The rapporteurs also stated that drug trafficking is a law enforcement matter and that a declaration of war does not legitimize it.

United Nations experts on Tuesday demanded that the United States end what they called killings at sea, after at least 223 people were killed in the past year in US airstrikes against vessels in the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean. According to the experts, since the 2nd of […]

GENEVA – United Nations human rights experts called for an end to illegal killings by the United States on Tuesday 1 after at least 223 deaths at sea from US airstrikes in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean over the past year. [...]

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One year after the first raid, 223 dead and 68 affected boats: UN experts accuse Washington of extrajudicial executions and demand investigation and full justice. The article The war on drugs at sea cemetery comes from Fuori.

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Fuoriluogo broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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