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The US striking suspected drug boats in international waters without explicit authorization, and the potential legal, diplomatic, and security consequences
Fact‑checkers in 2025 flagged a series of high‑profile truces as explicitly , fragile or disputed rather than durable peace deals—most prominently the multi‑stage ceasefire, a shaky –DRC understanding...
U.S. forces did seize the vessel formerly known as Bella 1, now sailing as Marinera, in the North Atlantic after a weeks‑long pursuit, and multiple U.S. and international outlets report that American ...
The presence of a vessel in international waters does not by itself authorize lethal strikes; instead international law gives warships a narrow right to stop, visit and search foreign-flagged or unreg...
The Trump administration has repeatedly justified a campaign of lethal strikes on small vessels by saying the boats carried drugs bound for the United States, but public evidence about what drugs were...