联合国人权特别报告员本·绍尔认为，美国自2025年9月以来在太平洋和加勒比海对疑似贩毒船只实施的军事打击可能构成危害人类罪1。绍尔表示有"合理理由相信"这些攻击"构成了危害人类罪"1，并指出这些行为违反了生命权，不符合国家或个人自卫权或国际人道法的要求1。
根据记录，68次攻击已造成超过230人死亡1，其中最近一次发生在周六加勒比海地区，造成4人丧生1。美国官方将这些打击作为反毒品贩运的举措，特朗普政府之前声称这些行动阻止了97%通过海路进入美国的非法毒品1。然而，实际数据显示这些攻击对进入美国的可卡因总量并未产生影响1。
A United Nations special rapporteur has concluded that American military strikes against suspected drug trafficking vessels in the Pacific and Caribbean since September 2025 may constitute crimes against humanity.1 Ben Sawer, the UN special rapporteur, stated there is "reasonable grounds to believe" that the US attacks "constitute crimes against humanity."1 The strikes have resulted in over 230 deaths across 68 separate operations.1 According to Sawer, these attacks violate the right to life and fail to meet standards for state or individual self-defense or compliance with international humanitarian law.1
The US has framed these military operations as part of its counter-narcotics strategy.1 President Trump previously claimed the strikes prevented 97 percent of illegal drugs entering the United States by sea routes.1 However, data indicates the attacks have had no measurable impact on the volume of cocaine reaching American shores.1 The most recent incident occurred on Saturday in the Caribbean, resulting in four deaths.1
评论
还没有评论，欢迎留下第一条。