Survivors of Boat Strike Were Actively Continuing Drug Mission, Admiral to Tell Lawmakers
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- Two survivors of a U.S. military strike on a boat on September 2 were reportedly killed in subsequent attacks after being seen aboard the damaged vessel. Adm. Frank “Mitch” Bradley, who commanded the operation, is expected to provide his account during a closed briefing to lawmakers.
- This incident raises significant concerns regarding the decision-making process in military operations, particularly in relation to the treatment of potential survivors. Adm. Bradley's testimony may shed light on the circumstances surrounding the follow-up attacks and the protocols in place.
- The situation has sparked a broader debate about military accountability and the legality of strikes against suspected drug traffickers. Accusations of scapegoating against Adm. Bradley by political figures highlight the contentious nature of military actions and the ongoing scrutiny of the Trump administration's decisions in this context.
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