Caribbean Drug War: US Strikes, Legal Questions

Did the US military just commit murder in the Caribbean? A recent US strike on a drug-smuggling sub left two survivors, but now questions are swirling about the legality and justification of these attacks. One survivor was released due to lack of evidence, while another was hospitalized with a traumatic brain injury. With over thirty fatalities in recent weeks, is Trump's war on narco-terrorists going too far, and are these strikes even legal? As tensions rise between the US and its neighbors, we dive into the murky waters of international law, regional politics, and the human cost of America's anti-drug operations. The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.