Pentagon 'used top-secret disguised plane' to attack drug boat

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : The Department of War's communications account shared a post by Lee Zeldin, current EPA Administrator.
45% : 'Prior to the fielding and employment of each aircraft, they go through a rigorous procurement process to ensure compliance with domestic law, department policies and regulations, and applicable international standards, including the law of armed conflict.' The first of several US strikes on alleged narcoterrorist boats in the Caribbean is accused of being disguised as a civilian air craft in what could be labeled a war crime The September 2 strike that killed 11 was ordered by Pete Hegseth because everyone on the supposed drug trafficking ship was on a military target list A spokesperson for US Southern Command declined The Daily Mail's request for comment.
22% : Zeldin, who taught the law of armed conflict in the US Army, called the claims idiotic.' 'What the military can't do is add certain symbols to pretend the plane is Red Cross, UN, or something otherwise protected,' Zeldin explained.

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