A Year Into Trump’s Boat Strike Campaign, Families Search for Answers

1 Year After US Began Boat Bombing Campaign, Victims’ Families Demand Answers

Two families from St. Lucia and Colombia believe their loved ones, both fishermen, were killed at sea by US airstrikes.

A year into Trump’s boat strike campaign, families search for answers

While the Trump administration claims it has killed ‘narcoterrorists’, families fear fishermen are among the victims.

“Went to Sea and Never Came Back”: Families of Fishermen Seek Answers After Deadly U.S. Boat Strikes

A year ago today, the United States bombed a small boat in the Caribbean, killing nine people on board. Two survivors clung to the wreckage for 45 minutes, reportedly waving for help, before a second “double-tap” strike killed them, too. President Trump posted a video of the first attack on social media, announcing that 11 terrorists had been killed in a military operation that would be called “Operation Southern Spear.” The second video, showing the killing of the survivors, has never been

“Went to Sea and Never Came Back”: Families of Fishermen Seek Answers After Deadly U.S. Boat Strikes | WNYmedia Network - Buffalo, NY Reader

A year ago today, the United States bombed a small boat in the Caribbean, killing nine people on board. Two survivors clung to the wreckage for 45 minutes, reportedly waving for help, before a second “double-tap” strike killed them, too. President Trump posted a video of the first attack on social media, announcing that 11 […] The post “Went to Sea and Never Came Back”: Families of Fishermen Seek Answers After Deadly U.S. Boat Strikes appeared f…