Two Dead After U.S. Strike Hits Suspected Narco Boat in Eastern Pacific
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Two people were killed when a U.S.-led strike on a small boat in the eastern Pacific hit a vessel operated by a U.S.-designated terrorist group involved in drug trafficking; the strike, part of Joint Task Force Southern Spear and directed by Marine Gen. Francis Donovan, left no U.S. casualties and has spurred questions about legal justification and due process.
Topics:nation#drug-smuggling#eastern-pacific#joint-task-force-southern-spear#military#narco-terrorism#world
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