US military kills two people in latest attack on vessel in the Pacific
Summary
The U.S. military reported that it killed two people in an attack on a vessel in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. U.S. Southern Command claims they were targeting "narco-terrorists" but did not provide evidence to support the claim. This marks the first recorded strike by the Trump administration in 2026.Key Facts
- The U.S. military attacked a vessel in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, resulting in two deaths.
- U.S. Southern Command oversaw the operation and described the targets as "narco-terrorists."
- Evidence supporting the involvement of the victims in drug trafficking was not provided by the military.
- The attack is the latest in a series, with 126 deaths reported from U.S. strikes on vessels since September 2025.
- Previous U.S. strikes in the Pacific and Caribbean have faced criticism for being potentially illegal under international law.
- This incident is noted as the first military strike by President Trump's administration in 2026.
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