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The U.S. military struck a boat in the eastern Pacific, killing three, claiming it was linked to drug smuggling — part of a sweeping campaign targeting traffickers in Latin America that’s now claimed at least 211 lives. While officials call it an “armed conflict” with cartels to curb drug flow and overdose deaths, critics question the legality and effectiveness, especially since fentanyl often moves overland from Mexico. Senators demand unedited footage, and legal experts warn a second strike that killed survivors may be unlawful. The Pentagon’s inspector general is reviewing procedures, not legality.

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