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The U.S. says four people were killed in another Caribbean boat strike. Public evidence remains limited.
SOUTHCOM says intelligence tied the vessel to narcotrafficking. It disclosed neither the victims' identities nor a precise location.
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Latest strike
Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere struck a go-fast vessel on August 25. SOUTHCOM said all four people aboard were killed.
Campaign scale
The Associated Press counts at least 227 deaths across 68 strikes since the campaign began nearly a year ago.
What is disputed
The administration calls the targets narcoterrorists. Rights groups and U.N. experts describe the strikes as unlawful extrajudicial killings.