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US strikes on alleged drug boats may be ‘crimes against humanity’, UN says
UN expert says US forces have killed 223 people in 68 attacks in the Caribbean and the Pacific in the past year.
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A United Nations human rights expert has stated that U.S. forces have killed 223 people in 68 attacks on suspected drug‑trafficking boats in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean over the past year. The expert concluded that these strikes violate international law and may constitute crimes against humanity. The assessment focuses on the number of attacks and fatalities reported by the U.N. representative. No further details on specific incidents or legal proceedings are provided.
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