Summary
U.S. lawmakers are asking for the release of a video showing a military strike on a boat in the Caribbean. The strike has caused debate over whether it was legal. Some lawmakers believe releasing the video will help the public understand the situation better.
Key Facts
- The video shows a September 2nd military operation targeting a suspected drug-smuggling boat.
- The U.S. military conducted a second strike, killing two survivors of the first attack.
- Lawmakers saw the video in a private meeting and have different views on its content.
- Democrats are concerned about the legality of the attack, while some Republicans defend it.
- President Trump has indicated he is open to releasing the footage.
- Some Republicans also support releasing the video for transparency.
- The debate highlights differing opinions on anti-drug trafficking operations.
