Three people were killed as a result of a strike by the US Armed Forces on a ship in the Pacific Ocean.

The United States has attacked a ship believed to be used by "drug traffickers" in the Pacific Ocean, killing three people. This was announced on June 18 by the Southern Command of the United States Armed Forces (SOUTHCOM).

"The Southern Spear Joint Task Force delivered a fatal kinetic blow to the vessel <...>. Intelligence has confirmed that the vessel [allegedly] followed known drug trafficking routes in the eastern Pacific Ocean and participated in drug trafficking operations," the report says in X (former. Twitter).

It is specified that as a result of the operation, none of the American servicemen were injured.

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SOUTHCOM reported on June 16 that the United States had attacked a ship believed to be used by drug traffickers in the Pacific Ocean, killing one person.