US military kills three in another strike on Caribbean vessel
Summary
The U.S. military, following orders from President Donald Trump, conducted a strike on a ship in the Caribbean involved in drug smuggling. Three men on board the vessel were killed in the operation, which took place in international waters. The strikes are part of a larger operation that has been ongoing since early September.Key Facts
- The U.S. strike was authorized by President Donald Trump.
- The ship was targeted due to its involvement in drug smuggling.
- The attack took place in international waters.
- Three men, labeled as "narco-terrorists," were killed in the strike.
- This was the second strike in the week, with a previous attack on Wednesday killing four people.
- In total, the operations have killed over 62 people and destroyed 14 boats.
- The Trump administration claims the strikes target drug smuggling, but has not shown evidence publicly.
- The U.N. has criticized the strikes as violating international law and being extrajudicial killings.
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