US hits fifth suspected drug-boat in a week, three dead

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The US military conducted its fifth lethal strike in the eastern Pacific against a vessel it says is operated by designated narco-trafficking groups, killing three people and raising the toll cited by AFP to about 177. Supporters frame the actions as a fight against narco-terrorists, while rights groups warn the strikes may be extrajudicial killings and note a lack of clear evidence that those killed were involved in drug trafficking.
Topics:nation#drug-trafficking#eastern-pacific#extrajudicial-killings#narco-terrorists#us-military#world
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