此类打击造成的死亡人数现已超过235人，五角大楼拒绝公布船上藏有毒品的证据
2026年10月5日 美国东部时间凌晨1:22 / 福克斯新闻
美军在加勒比海袭击疑似贩毒船只 造成4人死亡
美军称在加勒比海另一艘载有疑似贩毒人员的船只上发动袭击，造成4人死亡。（美国南方司令部供图）
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美军于周日宣布，在加勒比海另一艘载有疑似贩毒人员的船只上发动致命打击，造成船上4人死亡。
美国南方司令部表示，该船只正行驶在加勒比海“既定的贩毒航线”上。军方公布了一段视频，画面显示一艘被其称为“高速快艇”的移动船只被爆炸摧毁。
美军在一份声明中表示：“在美国南方司令部的指挥下，西半球联合特遣部队对一艘在加勒比海既定贩毒航线行驶的高速快艇实施了致命动能打击。”
美军在东太平洋发动致命打击 摧毁疑似“贩毒恐怖分子”船只 造成3人死亡
美军宣布在加勒比海另一艘船只上发动致命打击，称该船只涉及贩毒活动，造成船上4人死亡。（美国南方司令部供图）
南方司令部声称，情报显示该船只“积极参与贩毒”。军方未提供证据支持这一指控。
声明补充道：“此次行动击毙了四名贩毒恐怖分子。”
这是特朗普政府辩称旨在清除疑似贩毒恐怖分子的最新一次袭击，自2025年9月以来此类袭击造成的死亡人数已超过235人。
美国南方司令部表示，该船只正行驶在加勒比海“既定的贩毒航线”上。（美国南方司令部供图）
自去年以来，五角大楼一直拒绝公布这些袭击中遇难者的身份。它还拒绝提供船上藏有毒品的证据。
过去一年，民主党人甚至包括肯塔基州共和党参议员兰德·保罗在内的一些共和党人对该行动进行了审查，保罗对未经正当程序杀人以及可能误杀无辜民众表示担忧。
人权组织也谴责这些袭击是“法外处决”。
美军在加勒比海船上击毙4名疑似毒贩 68次袭击累计致死227人
军方公布了一段视频，画面显示一艘被其称为“高速快艇”的移动船只被爆炸摧毁。（美国南方司令部供图）
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美国政府正与盟国达成协议，将军事袭击范围扩大到多个拉美国家的陆地。五角大楼部长皮特·赫格斯瑟8月访问巴拿马时表示，哥伦比亚、危地马拉和洪都拉斯已同意允许美国在其领土上开展针对犯罪团伙的联合军事行动，不过危地马拉否认达成了相关协议。
厄瓜多尔于3月与美国开展了类似行动。
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Dramatic footage shows alleged narco boat erupt in fireball during US military strike
The death toll from these strikes is now at more than 235, with the Pentagon refusing to release evidence of drugs on board
October 5, 2026 1:22am EDT / Fox News
U.S. military strike kills 4 aboard suspected drug vessel in Caribbean
The U.S. military said it killed four people in a strike on another vessel in the Caribbean carrying alleged narco-traffickers. (U.S. Southern Command)
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The U.S. military on Sunday announced a lethal strike on another vessel in the Caribbean carrying alleged narco-traffickers, killing four people on board.
The U.S. Southern Command said the vessel was traveling along “established narco-trafficking routes” in the Caribbean. The military shared a video that showed what appeared to be an explosion destroying a moving boat it described as a go-fast vessel.
“Under the direction of U.S. Southern Command, Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere executed a lethal, kinetic strike on a go-fast vessel operating along established narco-trafficking routes in the Caribbean,” the military said in a statement.
US FORCES OBLITERATE SUSPECTED ‘NARCO-TERRORIST’ VESSEL IN LETHAL EASTERN PACIFIC STRIKE, KILLING 3
The U.S. military announced a lethal strike on another vessel in the Caribbean that it alleged was involved in drug trafficking, killing four people on board.(U.S. Southern Command)
Southern Command claimed that intelligence revealed the vessel’s “active involvement in narco-trafficking.” The military did not provide evidence to back up this allegation.
“The operation killed four narco-terrorists,” the statement added.
This is the latest attack that the Trump administration has argued was launched in an attempt to eliminate alleged narco-terrorists, with the death toll in these strikes carried out since September 2025 sitting at more than 235.
The U.S. Southern Command said the vessel was traveling along “established narco-trafficking routes” in the Caribbean.(U.S. Southern Command)
The Pentagon has refused to release the identities of those killed in the strikes since last year. It has also refused to provide evidence of drugs on board.
The administration has been scrutinized in the past year by Democrats and even some Republicans, including Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., who has raised concerns about killing people without due process and the possibility of killing innocent people.
The attacks have also been denounced by human rights groups as “extrajudicial killings.”
US KILLS 4 ALLEGED DRUG SMUGGLERS ON BOAT IN CARIBBEAN, BRINGING TOTAL TO 227 IN 68 STRIKES
The military shared a video that showed what appeared to be an explosion destroying a moving boat it described as a go-fast vessel.(U.S. Southern Command)
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The administration is pursuing deals with allied nations to extend its military attacks to land in multiple Latin American countries. Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth said during a visit to Panama in August that Colombia, Guatemala and Honduras had agreed to allow the U.S. to carry out joint military operations against criminal groups on their soil, although Guatemala denied reaching a deal.
Ecuador launched similar operations with the U.S. in March.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.