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US military says it struck vessel in Eastern Pacific, killing two

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Coverage of the event diverges in terms of framing, with The Guardian referring to the targets as "alleged drug boat" and Fox News labeling them "alleged narco-terrorists". The Globe and Mail and ArabNews provide more neutral descriptions,…
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The US military reported a strike on a vessel in the Eastern Pacific that resulted in the deaths of two individuals. This action has been described by the US Southern Command as targeting narco-terrorists, although rights groups have condemned it as extrajudicial killings. The military has conducted several similar strikes in recent weeks, raising concerns about their legality.

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US military says it struck vessel in Eastern Pacific, killing two Above, a frame grab of a video released ‌by the Southern Command shows the vessel that was struck in the Eastern Pacific. (X:@Southcom) Short Url https://arab.news/r864a Updated 25 April 2026 06:14 Reuters April 25, 2026 02:59 Follow US military says it struck vessel in Eastern Pacific, killing two US Southern Command alleged that the vessel struck was operated by ‘Designated Terrorist Organizations’ that ‌it did ‌not identify The US ‌military has made numerous such deadly strikes in the Eastern Pacific in recent weeks Updated 25 April 2026 06:14 Reuters April 25, 2026 02:59 Follow if (isMobileDevice()) { document.write("<div id='div-gpt-ad-3341368-3'></div>"); googletag.cmd.push(function() { onDvtagReady(function () {…

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