The Guardian·3 min read

US strikes on alleged drug boats may constitute ‘crimes against humanity’, UN finds

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Tiago Rogero, South America correspondent
US strikes on alleged drug boats may constitute ‘crimes against humanity’, UN finds
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Messiah Burnley, nephew of Chad Joseph, who family members believe was killed in a US military strike on a boat in the Caribbean, carries a girl in front of an altar for Joseph in the family home in Las Cuevas, Trinidad and Tobago, on 22 October 2025. Messiah Burnley, nephew of Chad Joseph, who family members believe was killed in a US military strike on a boat in the Caribbean, carries a girl in front of an altar for Joseph in the family home in Las Cuevas, Trinidad and Tobago, on 22 October 2025. United Nations US strikes on alleged drug boats may constitute ‘crimes against humanity’, UN finds Dozens of US attacks on boats in the Pacific and Caribbean have killed more than 230 people since September 2025

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