UK suspends intel sharing with US over concerns of complicity in Caribbean strikes

The UK has suspended some intelligence sharing with the US over concerns about potential military strikes against suspected drug trafficking vessels in the Caribbean, citing a desire to avoid being complicit in such actions. The move is seen as a major break between the two countries' intelligence cooperation. The UK's decision follows recent reports of US Navy ships striking suspected smuggling vessels without warning in the region. This development marks a significant shift in relations between the two allies.