The US military carries out a strike on a boat in the Pacific Ocean, killing one person and leaving two survivors, according to reports. Both outlets describe the incident as the latest in a series of attacks that some human rights groups criticize as extrajudicial killings. The articles state that the affected boat is struck by US forces, resulting in fatalities and survivors, but they do not provide further operational details such as the exact location, date, or the identities of those involved. They also do not include specific statements from the US military in the provided text, nor do they detail the groups or circumstances linked to the boat. The reports focus mainly on the casualty outcome—one death and two survivors—and on the reaction from rights groups, which characterize the incident as falling outside formal judicial processes. The full circumstances of the strike and the basis for the operation are not detailed in the material supplied.