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U.S. strikes on drug vessels since September killed 126, including 116 in attacks and 10 missing, amid a Trump-led campaign following Maduro’s capture.
The U.S. military confirmed that 126 people have died in strikes on alleged drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific since early September, including 116 killed in at least 36 attacks and 10 presumed dead after being lost at sea.
The campaign, launched under President Donald Trump, intensified after the January 3 capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who now faces drug trafficking charges in the U.S.
The administration frames the actions as part of an armed conflict with cartels, though critics question their legality and effectiveness, especially after follow-up strikes killed survivors.
The operation has drawn bipartisan concern, but Republicans have blocked efforts to limit military authority in Venezuela, where the U.S. has also targeted oil tankers.
Los ataques estadounidenses contra buques de drogas desde septiembre mataron a 126, incluidos 116 en ataques y 10 desaparecidos, en medio de una campaña liderada por Trump tras la captura de Maduro.