Senado aprueba ley de Defensa que insta al Pentágono a divulgar video de ataque a lancha
El Senado de Estados Unidos aprobó una ley de Defensa por 900.000 millones de dólares que incluye una disposición clave para exigir al Pentágono la divulgación de los videos del ataque militar a una lancha en el Caribe, señalado por expertos como un posible crimen de guerra
TL;DR
- The US Senate approved a $900 billion defense policy bill.
- A key provision requires the Pentagon to release videos of a military strike on a boat in the Caribbean.
- The bill passed the Senate with a 77-20 vote and is headed to President Trump's desk.
- It grants the Pentagon $8 billion more than requested and includes support for Ukraine.
- 25% of the Secretary of War's travel budget will be withheld until the video and evidence of the attack are released.
- Experts consider the attack, which killed eleven individuals, a potential war crime.
- The legislation also addresses sanctions on Syria, troop numbers in Europe, and the Baltic Security Initiative.