Recent U.S. military operations in the Caribbean involving strikes on suspected drug boats have sparked intense debate and scrutiny. Key figures, including former President Trump, have made comments regarding the legality and ethical implications of these strikes, particularly following reports that survivors of the initial attack were targeted in a subsequent strike. Admiral Mitch Bradley is set to testify before lawmakers, revealing that survivors were engaged in drug missions at the time. The Pentagon is facing backlash over its decision to conduct follow-up strikes despite knowledge of survivors, with some lawmakers questioning whether these actions constitute war crimes. Republicans are increasingly critical of Pete Hegseth, who has been accused of issuing controversial orders regarding the handling of these strikes. This situation has led to calls for investigations and even impeachment articles against Hegseth, highlighting a deepening divide within the GOP and raising questions about U.S. military engagement policies.