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- 11 killed in boat strike had loose cartel ties, official told leaders
The Pentagon knew the names of 11 people killed in a Sept 2 attack on a boat in the Caribbean, the commander in charge of the strike told lawmakers
- US military strikes 3 more boats in the Pacific Ocean, killing 8
The US military conducted strikes against three alleged drug-trafficking boats in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Monday, killing 8 people, according to US Southern Command
- US military conducts 3 more alleged drug boat strikes in the Pacific . . .
US military conducts 3 more alleged drug boat strikes in the Pacific, killing 8: SOUTHCOM U S Southern Command shared a video of the strikes on X Monday
- US military blows up 3 alleged drug boats in eastern Pacific, killing 8 . . .
The U S military continued its campaign against alleged drug-trafficking boats, blowing up three vessels in the eastern Pacific on Monday and killing eight “narcoterrorists” in total All th…
- U. S. strikes on alleged drug boats: What we know : NPR
For over three months, the U S military has repeatedly struck boats in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean, claiming that the vessels were intending to carry drugs into the United States
- U. S. Military Announces 4 Killed in 26th Boat Strike
The attack on Wednesday brings the total number killed to at least 99 since the Trump administration began bombing boats suspected of ferrying drugs in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean
- Latest US boat strikes in Latin America kill 8 | AP News
US military says strikes on 3 boats in the eastern Pacific Ocean kill 8 people 1 of 2 | The U S military said Monday that it attacked three boats accused of smuggling drugs in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing a total of eight people, as scrutiny over the boat strikes is intensifying in Congress
- U. S. military announces another strike on suspected drug boat that killed 4
A U S military strike killed four people on a suspected drug vessel in international waters in the eastern Pacific, defense officials said Wednesday The attack Wednesday was described as “a
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