US strikes alleged drug boat in Pacific

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US strikes alleged drug boat in the Pacific - report
US forces have struck another vessel alleged to be carrying drugs, this time in the waters of the Pacific Ocean, CBS has reported. According to two US officials cited in the report, two or three people on board were believed to have been killed.

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U.S. kills five on alleged drug boats in Pacific, widening Trump’s campaign
US strikes alleged drug vessel on Pacific side of South America, killing 2, Hegseth says
Trump administration announces another strike on alleged drug-carrying boat, in the Pacific Ocean
The U.S. military conducted its eighth strike against an alleged drug vessel, killing two people, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Wednesday.

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Pete Hegseth Announces Strike On Alleged Drug-Carrying Boat In Pacific Ocean
US military strikes suspected drug vessels in the eastern Pacific ocean
U.S. strikes eighth alleged drug-carrying boat, this time in the Pacific Ocean
Hegseth’s post also draws a direct comparison between the war on terrorism that the U.S. declared after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and the Trump administration’s crackdown.

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US military strikes 2 boats in Pacific in apparent expansion of campaign against alleged drug trafficking
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