The U.S. Boat Strikes, One Year Later
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Today marks one year of the offensive that leaves 69 attacks. Now, Washington expands its reach in the region with an alliance of 18 countries, including Colombia. The post In a year of attacks, 227 strikers have been killed by the U.S. appeared first on La Silla Empty.
The United States has carried out more than 65 attacks that have resulted in the deaths of at least 225 civilians in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean over the past year
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Operation South Launch, led by the U.S., has destroyed 68 boats linked to drug trafficking in the Caribbean and Pacific, leaving 227 dead. Trump defends the campaign as legal and effective, despite criticism of possible war crimes, while increasing pressure on Latin American cartels.
The U.S. Has Killed 227 Civilians in Boat Strikes During “A Year of Murders”
“The boat strikes are, perhaps, the most stark testament to the lawlessness of the Trump administration.” The post The U.S. Has Killed 227 Civilians in Boat Strikes During “A Year of Murders” appeared first on The Intercept.
The “Operation Launch of the South” celebrates a year with more than 220 deaths and at least 68 ships destroyed during U.S. attacks against suspected drug trafficking. The operation, deployed in the Caribbean and Latin American Pacific coasts, shows no signs of ending, while the U.S. strengthens regional cooperation in security. On September 2 [...]
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