US Strike on Venezuelan Boat: Destination Doubted, Survivors Killed

• Reports contradict Trump's claims that a suspected Venezuelan drug boat attacked by the US military was headed directly to the US.
• Admiral Bradley stated the boat was en route to Suriname to meet a larger vessel, a route typically used for Europe-bound drugs.
• The boat reportedly changed course, was attacked four times, broke apart, and two survivors were killed before it sank.
• US lawmakers are questioning the attack, particularly the deaths of survivors, and the Senate Armed Services Committee is investigating.
• There is pressure for the Pentagon to release video of the incident, with allegations of war crimes for killing shipwrecked individuals.

Why It Matters: New reports question US military's Venezuela strike, hinting at war crimes.