US Military Strikes Suspected Drug Vessel in Eastern Pacific, Killing Two
Defector—US military forces struck a vessel suspected of drug trafficking in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing two of those aboard and leaving six survivors; a separate US strike on a vessel in the Caribbean also killed two. The strikes are part of Trump administration-directed counter-narcotics operations at sea. No additional details on the nationality of the vessels or the nature of their suspected cargo were immediately released.
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- HuffPost — US attacks an alleged drug boat, killing 2 and leaving 6 survivors in the eastern Pacific
- Al Jazeera — US Navy struck a suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific, killing two
- Newsmax — US military says it struck a vessel in the Caribbean, killing two
- Google News Top — US strike on an alleged drug boat kills 2 and leaves 6 survivors in the eastern Pacific
- HuffPost — World — US strike on alleged drug boat kills 2, leaves 6 survivors in Pacific
- The Straits Times — US military says it struck a vessel in the Caribbean, killing two
- The Independent (UK) — US strike on an alleged drug boat kills two, leaves six survivors in the Pacific
- Memeorandum — US strike on alleged drug boat in eastern Pacific kills 2, leaves 6 survivors
- Fox News — US military struck another alleged narco-trafficker vessel, killing two
- Reuters — US military struck a vessel in the Caribbean, killing two aboard
- ABC News — US strike on an alleged drug boat: 2 killed, 6 survivors, in the Pacific
- CBS News — US strike on alleged drug boat kills two, leaves six survivors