Two people died after the US Armed Forces struck a ship in the Pacific Ocean.

As a result of the US strike on the ship, which is believed to have been used by drug traffickers in the Pacific Ocean, two people were killed, another survived. This was announced on May 8 by the Southern Command of the United States Armed Forces (SOUTHCOM).

"The Southern Spear Joint Task Force carried out a deadly kinetic strike on a vessel operated by terrorist organizations," follows from a publication on the social network X (former. Twitter).

It is clarified that after the strike, the US Southern Command immediately notified the Coast Guard of the need to activate the survivor search system.

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On May 5, SOUTHCOM reported that three people died as a result of a strike by the US Armed Forces on a ship in the Pacific Ocean. It was clarified that intelligence confirmed the movement of the vessel along the route of the channel of "illegal trafficking in prohibited substances."