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U.S. forces killed two in a Caribbean strike on a suspected drug sub, sparking controversy over civilian deaths and sovereignty.
U.S. military forces killed two individuals in a Caribbean strike on a suspected drug-smuggling submarine on September 16, according to President Donald Trump, who claimed the vessel carried fentanyl and cocaine and that the operation prevented thousands of American deaths.
Two survivors, a Colombian and an Ecuadorian, were repatriated for prosecution.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro accused the U.S. of killing a civilian fisherman, Alejandro Carranza, during the operation, asserting the man was fishing with a disabled boat and had sent a distress signal.
Colombia demands an explanation, calling the strike a violation of its sovereignty.
The U.S. has conducted at least six similar operations since September, resulting in at least 29 deaths, but has not released evidence confirming the identities or roles of those killed.
Las fuerzas estadounidenses mataron a dos en un ataque caribeño contra un presunto submarino de drogas, provocando controversia sobre muertes civiles y soberanía.