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Saint Lucia still in the dark on deadly U.S. strike

03 March 2026
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Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre says Saint Lucia has received no new details from the United States about a US military strike conducted near the waters between Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent that killed three people on February 13.

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