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UN Report Criticizes US Strikes on Alleged Drug Traffickers as Violating International Law

A UN report has stated that US attacks on suspected drug trafficking boats in the Caribbean and Pacific violate international law and may constitute crimes against humanity. The report details that 223 individuals were killed in 68 strikes over the past year, and it calls for investigations and reparations. It also questions the effectiveness of the campaign in reducing drug trafficking, noting that cocaine seizures have remained steady.

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A UN report has stated that US attacks on suspected drug trafficking boats in the Caribbean and Pacific violate international law and may constitute crimes against humanity. The report details that 223 individuals were killed in 68 strikes over the past year, and it calls for investigations and reparations. It also questions the effectiveness of the campaign in reducing drug trafficking, noting that cocaine seizures have remained steady.

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US strikes on alleged drug boats may be ‘crimes against humanity’, UN says

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UN Report Criticizes US Strikes on Alleged Drug Traffickers as Violating International Law