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More than a dozen killed as US attacks boats in Pacific

Fourteen people have died after the US launched its latest attacks on boats in the eastern Pacific Ocean, which it says were transporting illegal drugs to the country.

It brings the total number of dead from 13 airstrikes to 57, amid increasing tensions between the US and the governments of both Colombia and Venezuela. A 30-second video posted on X by the US Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, showed four vessels exploding on Monday on what he said were the orders of US President Donald Trump.

Analysis: Is Trump going to attack Venezuela? One of the boats appears to be piled high with packages. Mr Hegseth, who is with Mr Trump on a tour of Asia, said US forces carried out "three lethal kinetic strikes on four vessels operated by Designated Terrorist Organisations (DTO) trafficking narcotics".

They were identified as drug boats by US intelligence, he said, travelling on "known narco-trafficking routes, and carrying narcotics". A total of 14 "male narco-terrorists" onboard were killed, he said, "with one survivor.

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