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The Pentagon destroyed a vessel in the Eastern Pacific it identified as drug-smuggling, killing two people. Multiple outlets reported the strike; foreign media and antiwar sources questioned the characterization and casualties.
The Pentagon destroyed a vessel in the Eastern Pacific it identified as drug-smuggling, killing two people. Multiple outlets reported the strike, but foreign media and antiwar sources questioned both the characterization of the boat and the casualty count. When the same military action gets reported as either justified enforcement or potential overreach depending on source, it suggests the facts weren't clear to begin with—and the people aboard had no appeal process.
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