Carrie Kahn

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156 appearances 22 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 12 Jul

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Yes, there has been an uptick in strikes in recent weeks, which has brought this back in the news.
But the information we're getting about them and the controversy about them just stays the same.
Like the latest strike, which was on Tuesday, which the U.S.
's Southern Command says killed three men.
As usual, the military posts a short video on social media and the same terse statement that those killed were members of what they say is a designated terrorist organization called
transiting along known narco-trafficking routes, but no evidence or further information is provided.
Legal experts say the strikes are extrajudicial killings and that even if the suspects are criminals under international law, the U.S.
must interdict them and give them a trial, which has been U.S.
policy for decades.
President Trump says the U.S.
is involved in a war, the war on drugs, and that these men are combatants and claims that they can be killed legally.
Yes, there is disturbing testimony coming out of Ecuador about three strikes.
The most documented was on a shrimp trawler off the Galapagos Islands that occurred on around March 26.
In that case, human rights lawyer Fernando Bastias says that 20 fishermen were
gave testimony that their ship was attacked by an aircraft.
Bastia says what happens next fits a pattern that has been observed in two incidents and possibly a third.
After the attack, a ship from the United States then makes its way to the disabled vessel, and at gunpoint, the fishermen are forced on board the U.S.
ship, he says.
The men are then restrained, hoods are put over their heads, and according to these testimonies, they are then transported by sea for days with little food and water to El Salvador.
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