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UN expert says alleged US boat strikes could amount to crimes against humanity

Ben Saul also raised concerns about reported covert operations and foreign drone flights in Mexico.

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UN expert Ben Saul warned that alleged US strikes on boats could potentially amount to crimes against humanity, according to Anadolu Agency.

The report says Saul also raised concerns about alleged covert operations and foreign drone flights in Mexico. His comments are legal concerns attributed to the UN expert; the supplied item does not establish judicial findings about the conduct in question.

No detailed evidence, US response or description of the specific boat strikes was included in the excerpt. The item therefore reflects Saul’s assessment and call for scrutiny rather than a completed legal determination.

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