WASHINGTON / LONDON (IT BOLTWISE) – The US military action in the Pacific, known as ‘Operation Southern Spear’, continues to generate heated debate. Another attack on a suspected drug boat resulted in the deaths of four people. While the Pentagon describes the operation as necessary to combat ‘narco-terrorists’, criticism of the legality and morality of the operations is growing.
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The latest US military strikes in the Pacific, carried out as part of the controversial ‘Operation Southern Spear’, have once again caused a stir. The attack on another suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific resulted in the deaths of four people. This operation, which has already included 22 missions, is described by the US government as crucial in the fight against drug trafficking. According to the Pentagon, 82 people classified as ‘narco-terrorists’ have been killed so far.
On the same day as the latest attack, lawmakers on Capitol Hill held a hearing on the first operation of its kind. A recent report revealed that Admiral Frank ‘Mitch’ Bradley had ordered a follow-up attack to kill survivors. While Bradley stressed that there was no ‘kill all’ order from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, many MPs expressed doubts about the legality of the attacks and demanded more information.
Some MPs have even gone so far as to call the attacks illegal and are calling for Hegseth to resign. One lawmaker claimed that Hegseth’s actions were grounds for impeachment. Despite the growing controversy, President Donald Trump has reiterated his support for Defense Secretary Hegseth.
The discussions surrounding the legality and morality of these operations highlight the challenges the United States faces in the fight against international drug trafficking. While some see the military measures as necessary to ensure the nation’s security, others see them as a violation of international laws and human rights. This debate could have far-reaching consequences for the future direction of U.S. drug control policy.
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