Does the Pentagon even know who its boat strikes are killing?

In less than a year, U.S. forces have conducted 63 aerial attacks on small boats in the Caribbean Sea and eastern Pacific, resulting in the deaths of 215 people. The Trump administration has justified these strikes as targeting drug traffickers, but many of those killed were likely innocent civilians, as low-level drug couriers typically aren't subject to the death penalty under U.S. law. This raises significant concerns about the accuracy and accountability of these military operations, highlighting a troubling gap between stated intentions and the realities on the ground. This situation underscores the urgent need for better oversight and transparency in military actions abroad.