US military strike on alleged drug boat in Caribbean kills four; UN warns strikes may violate international law
The latest US military strike on an alleged drug trafficking boat in the Caribbean killed four people. This brings the death toll from US military boat strikes to at least 235 across 70 attacks since the Trump administration launched its counter-narcoterrorism campaign in September last year. United Nations experts warn that these strikes violate international law and could amount to crimes against humanity. The US military has not offered evidence that the targeted boat was ferrying drugs.
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