The US military faces intense scrutiny following a series of strikes on alleged drug vessels in the Caribbean, resulting in multiple fatalities. Lawmakers are divided as details emerge from classified briefings, revealing that survivors of the strikes did not call for backup. Admiral Mitch Bradley, overseeing the operations, testified there was no directive to kill all remaining crew members, contradicting initial claims. However, video footage showing one of the strikes hitting before survivors could escape has raised significant concerns among lawmakers. As Congress probes the incidents, Nebraska lawmakers are demanding accountability, leading to articles of impeachment against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Critics argue these military actions could constitute violations of international law, igniting a broader debate about the conduct of US operations abroad.