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The 12 u.s. Attacks on Boats in the Caribbean and the Pacific

The Venezuelan and Colombian governments have denounced the attacks on the boats as murders and extrajudicial executions, while dozens of NGOs, such as Amnesty International, have also questioned U.S. actions for violating international law.
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Since the US announced in early September the bombing of an alleged Venezuelan narco-lanche in Caribbean waters, attacks on small boats have continued and spread to the Pacific. So far, there are ten barges attacked by U.S. forces with a balance of 57 people killed extrajudicially. The victims are Venezuelans, Ecuadorians, Colombians and Trinidadians, some of them fishermen who had gone fishing in territorial waters, according to their relatives.

Trump evaluates possible land attacks in Venezuela and Colombia, according to Senator GrahamThe U.S. Army claims that it has sunk fifteen boats and 61 lives in Caribbean and Pacific waters following twelve attacks, in a new stage of its war on drugs.Under the argument of fighting drug trafficking, Donald Trump's administration escalated its offensive against Latin American cartels that it considers terrorists and has declared a "direct armed con…

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The Venezuelan and Colombian governments have denounced the attacks on the boats as murders and extrajudicial executions, while dozens of NGOs, such as Amnesty International, have also questioned U.S. actions for violating international law.

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Aristegui Noticias broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Thursday, October 30, 2025.
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