Human Rights Watch said Tuesday the U.S. has "not adequately investigated" two U.S. airstrikes in Somalia this year that killed seven civilians.

The group released a report Tuesday on airstrikes in Somalia, which it considers possible violations of international humanitarian law.

Human Rights Watch said it has no evidence the U.S. Africa Command or the Somali government spoke with the victims' family members or evaluated their claims for reparations.

The group said it found no evidence the attacks were targeting the terrorist group al-Shabab, an al-Qaida-affiliated group based in Somalia.

The U.S. admitted killing two Somali civilians in 2019, but rights groups in Africa contend the deaths could be higher.