The Trump administration established a targeting framework for strikes against drug cartels, which are allegedly responsible for fatal drug overdoses.
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Updated May 28
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The Trump administration established a targeting framework for strikes against drug cartels, which are allegedly responsible for fatal drug overdoses.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A review has been initiated into incidents involving drug trafficking vessels suspected of transporting drugs in the eastern Pacific, which are allegedly linked to fatal drug overdoses.Sub-event
- The Trump administration conducted strikes against alleged drug cartels, targeting suspected drug-smuggling vessels.Sub-event
- Strikes targeted drug cartels in Colombia and Ecuador, with survivors originating from the region, while a watchdog evaluates the targeting framework.Sub-event
Targeting framework established for strikes against drug cartels.1 source
U.S. forces execute counter-narcotics operations, including strikes and internal reviews of targeting frameworks.1 source
Watchdog reviews targeting framework as lawmakers question legality and administration claims responsibility for fatal overdoses.1 source
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