US Considers Releasing Survivors of Caribbean Drug Boat Strike to Their Home Countries Immediately

The Trump administration is considering relocating two survivors of Thursday's military strike on a suspected drug vessel in the Caribbean to their native countries, effectively releasing them from US military custody and ending their time under protection. The decision comes as the US military continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the strike. If approved, it would mark an unusual move for the US government, which typically takes responsibility for protecting those affected by military actions. The fate of the two survivors remains uncertain until a final decision is made.