UN considers US drug boat strikes as potential crimes
A UN report has concluded that recent US airstrikes targeting vessels suspected of drug trafficking in the Caribbean and Pacific regions may constitute crimes against humanity. The report states that since September of the previous year, at least 68 US strikes have killed more than 220 people, with the legality of these attacks under international law being questioned. The US military claims these operations are aimed at removing narco-terrorists, but experts and regional leaders have raised concerns about the legality and civilian casualties of these strikes.
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