Four killed in US boat attack in Caribbean

The U.S. military command Southcom has carried out a fatal attack on a boat in the Caribbean Sea, which it claims was involved in drug smuggling. Four people are reported to have died as a result of the strike. This incident is part of a broader campaign of similar attacks initiated by the U.S. in September of last year.

According to reports from the news agency AP, at least 227 individuals have been killed in these operations since they began. However, the U.S. has not provided any evidence to substantiate the allegations that the targeted boats were engaged in drug trafficking. The lack of presented evidence raises questions about the justification for these lethal actions.

The U.S. military's continued use of such attacks, resulting in a significant number of fatalities, underscores a concerning pattern. Without concrete proof of the boats' involvement in illicit activities, these operations appear to be based on suspicion rather than verified intelligence, leading to loss of life.