US forces struck alleged drug smuggling boats in the Pacific and Caribbean on Monday, resulting in the deaths of 11 people, according to Sky News. The strikes, which targeted three vessels, were conducted along known narco-trafficking routes, as confirmed by US Southern Command.
The operations involved two boats in the eastern Pacific Ocean, each carrying four people, and a third boat in the Caribbean Sea with three individuals on board, Sky News reported. US Southern Command released a video of the operation on X, along with a statement indicating the vessels were engaged in narco-trafficking operations.
In other international developments, Iran and the United States agreed on "guiding principles" following nuclear talks in Geneva, Switzerland, according to Iran's foreign minister, as reported by Sky News. While an immediate agreement was not reached, the minister stated that "the path has started." Oman's foreign minister described the talks as "constructive" and noted "good progress."
Meanwhile, in Cambodia, Prime Minister Hun Manet stated that Thailand continues to occupy parts of Cambodian territory, even after multiple ceasefire agreements ended months of deadly fighting, Al Jazeera reported. "We still have Thai forces occupying deep into Cambodian territory in many areas," Manet said in an interview with Reuters.
In Gaza, Palestinians entered Ramadan with heavy hearts, as traditional festivities gave way to grief and survival concerns amid a fragile ceasefire, Al Jazeera reported. "There is no joy after we lost our family and loved ones," said Gaza City resident Fedaa Ayyad.
Finally, in Peru, Congress impeached President Jose Jeri just four months into his term due to multiple corruption allegations, Al Jazeera reported. The decision was made weeks before a general election.
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