A Donald Trump-approved plan to send Navy SEALs into North Korea to spy on leader Kim Jong Un resulted in the U.S. killing of civilians, according to a bombshell report. The mission, carried out in early 2019 during Trump's first term, tasked SEAL Team 6's Red Squadron with sneaking onto the shores of the reclusive state via mini-subs to plant an electronic device that would allow the U.S. to intercept Kim's communications, The New York Times reported. But as the SEALs were on the shore, they spotted a small boat, with one person entering the water. Believing the boat could be North Korea's security force, the U.S. team opened fire, killing two or three people in a hail of gunfire.