In a significant development amid the US deploying naval and air forces in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific to ‘curb drug trafficking’, the United Kingdom (UK) has decided not to share some intelligence with the US about suspected drug trafficking vessels, reported CNN.

Quoting sources familiar with the matter, the report stated that Britain believes that the attacks being conducted by the US are are illegal and it does not want to be complicit in US military strikes.

However, so far, there is no confirmation from the US. Also Read | Trump rules out war with Venezuela, says Maduro’s days as President ‘numbered’

Over the last few weeks, President Donald Trump's administration has carried out a series of strikes in the Caribbean and the Pacific on boats that Washington claims w

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