US EditionThree men killed in US strike on alleged drug boat
The strike was part of a campaign targeting drug-smuggling vessels since September, killing at least 148 people in 43 attacks, US Southern Command said.
- The US military has carried out another deadly strike on a vessel accused of trafficking drugs in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, killing three people.
- A video linked to the post shows a boat floating in the water before bursting into flames.
- Fridays attack raises the death toll from the Trump administration's strikes on alleged drug boats to at least 148 people in at least 43 attacks carried out since early September in the Caribbean Sea and Eastern Pacific Ocean.
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U.S. military carries out strike against alleged drug vessel
(NBC, KYMA) - The U.S. military has carried out another strike against an alleged drug smuggling vessel, this time in the Eastern Pacific. According to U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), the strike killed three people. Citing intelligence in a social media post, SOUTHCOM writing that the vessel was traveling along known narco-trafficking routes in the eastern Caribbean. They say that it was operated by designated terrorist organizations and engag…
The US military conducted a new raid on suspected drug smugglers in the eastern Pacific on Friday, killing three people, according to its own statements. The responsible military Southern Command claimed on the X network that the attacked vessel, which was sailing on a smuggling route, was operated by terrorist organizations.
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