US Military Strikes Kill 11 Suspected Drug Traffickers in Eastern Pacific and Caribbean
Summary
The US military conducted airstrikes on three boats in the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean suspected of drug trafficking, killing 11 individuals. This operation is part of a broader campaign that has caused international controversy over legality and human rights.
Key Points
- The US military killed 11 suspected drug traffickers in airstrikes on three boats in the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean.
- The operation was conducted by the US Southern Command and involved vessels along known drug trafficking routes.
- No US service members were harmed during the strikes.
- The military campaign since September 2025 has resulted in over 135 deaths and raised legal and human rights concerns internationally.
