美国发动袭击，超60人死亡！联合国发声→

Core Viewpoint - The United Nations has urged the United States to cease military actions against alleged "drug boats" in the Caribbean and Pacific regions, highlighting the increasing casualties and labeling these actions as extrajudicial killings [5][6]. Group 1: UN Statement - The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, stated that the casualties from U.S. military actions are unacceptable and lack justification under international law [5]. - The statement calls for an immediate, independent, and transparent investigation into these attacks [5]. Group 2: Legal and Ethical Concerns - The use of lethal force is strictly constrained by international human rights law, only permissible as a last resort against imminent threats to life [6]. - According to limited information provided by U.S. authorities, individuals on the attacked vessels did not appear to pose an imminent threat to others' lives [6]. Group 3: Casualty Figures - Since September, U.S. armed attacks on alleged "drug boats" have resulted in at least 61 deaths in the Caribbean and Pacific regions [7]. - The Trump administration has submitted a memorandum to Congress stating that the U.S. is in a non-international armed conflict with drug trafficking groups designated as terrorist organizations [7].