Extrajudicial killings are unacceptable. The United Nations urges the U.S. to stop attacking so-called "drug trafficking boats."

Jin10 data, October 31 news, on October 31 local time, the United Nations issued a statement regarding the U.S. government's military actions in the Caribbean and Pacific regions, urging the U.S. to stop attacks on so-called “drug-related boats” in the area. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk stated in the statement that the casualties caused by U.S. military actions are increasingly severe, amounting to “extrajudicial executions,” and that the deaths of these individuals have “no justifiable reason under international law” and are unacceptable. The U.S. must cease such attacks and take all necessary measures to prevent extrajudicial executions of those on board, regardless of the crimes they are suspected of committing. The statement calls for a prompt, independent, and transparent investigation into these incidents.