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Families of missing fishermen in the Caribbean are seeking answers after US military strikes targeting alleged narcotics traffickers. The Trump administration has conducted numerous bombings, resulting in over 220 deaths, but has not provided transparency or identified victims. Critics argue that the strikes may constitute extrajudicial killings and lack legal justification.
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Families of missing fishermen in the Caribbean are seeking answers after US military strikes targeting alleged narcotics traffickers. The Trump administration has conducted numerous bombings, resulting in over 220 deaths, but has not provided transparency or identified victims. Critics argue that the strikes may constitute extrajudicial killings and lack legal justification.
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