US Navy rescued two survivors from a drug-smuggling semi-submersible in the Caribbean after a military strike. The pair is now held on a warship, pre

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At least two survivors from a deadly U.S. military strike in the Caribbean Sea are now in custody aboard an American vessel after being rescued by helicopter, according to a person familiar with details of the incident. The person said the survivors were aboard a semi-submersible vessel when they were hit in the attack.

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