Summary
The United States has targeted at least 14 boats suspected of drug trafficking. These actions were part of a campaign by President Donald Trump’s administration in international waters, resulting in 57 fatalities. Legal experts and lawmakers from both parties have raised concerns about the operation.
Key Facts
- The U.S. destroyed at least 14 boats suspected of drug trafficking.
- The strikes took place in international waters, specifically in the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean.
- These actions are part of an effort by President Trump’s administration to crack down on drug trafficking.
- At least 57 people died as a result of these strikes.
- The operation has raised legal and political concerns among experts and lawmakers.
- Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers have expressed worries about the military operation.
