Killing at Sea

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: September 2, 2026Country: United States

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Since September 2025, the US military has conducted over 60 strikes on suspected drug-trafficking boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific, resulting in more than 220 deaths. Operation Southern Spear, initiated by Donald Trump's administration, aims to combat 'narcoterrorism,' yet little information has been released about the victims and the evidence justifying these strikes. The documentary _Killing at Sea_ investigates the stories of those targeted and questions the legality of these military actions.

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