The U.S. military conducted an attack on a ship in the Caribbean on Saturday, killing four individuals suspected of drug trafficking. According to the Southern Command, the vessel was involved in drug smuggling, though no evidence has been officially released to support this claim. The military shared a video showing the boat being struck by an unidentified projectile and engulfed in flames. The operation follows orders from President Donald Trump, who has authorized repeated attacks on boats in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific since last autumn, allegedly targeting drug smugglers. These operations have resulted in over 200 deaths, with critics questioning their legality in international waters.
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