U.S. military strikes a vessel in the eastern Pacific, killing two — the first such operation in months as part of a sweeping campaign targeting drug trafficking routes. Since last September, over 60 strikes have hit Latin American waters, claiming more than 210 lives, though evidence confirming drug cargo is often lacking. Southern Command’s top general vows to dismantle narco-terrorist networks, while the Pentagon prepares to audit its targeting methods amid growing legal and strategic scrutiny. Critics argue land-based trafficking — especially fentanyl from Mexico via precursor chemicals from Asia — remains the bigger threat, questioning whether this militarized approach is truly effective or legally sound.
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