US EditionUS Military Strikes Another Suspected Drug Boat, Killing Four
- US forces executed a strike on a drug-smuggling boat off Venezuela's coast, resulting in four deaths, according to US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
- This attack is part of a series, bringing the total to at least four strikes, with 21 fatalities in similar operations.
- The Pentagon justified the strikes, declaring drug cartels as unlawful combatants and maintaining the need for action to prevent narcotics from reaching the US.
- Legal experts have raised concerns about the legality of military actions against suspected drug traffickers far from US borders, citing emerging legal and diplomatic consequences.
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Hegseth boasts 4 dead in another drug boat strike near Venezuela
Four men were killed Friday in a U.S. military strike reportedly targeting suspected drug runners in the Caribbean Sea — the latest in a series of attacks in the region.It's now the fourth strike in a campaign that has been legally disputed, The New York Times reports. President Donald Trump respond...
Another Drug Boat Taken Out Near Venezuela, Four Narco Terrorists DEAD - President Trump: "Enough Drugs to Kill 25 TO 50 THOUSAND PEOPLE"
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and President Trump announced another successful strike on a Venezuelan drug boat, killing four drug trafficking designated foreign terrorists. This comes after President Trump announced multiple strikes on Venezuelan drug boats last month, starting on September 2nd, when the United States executed a strike on a Venezuelan Tren de Aragua boat.
The American armed forces killed four people in an attack on a vessel across the coast of Venezuela, which is supposed to carry drugs, said US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth reported BBC.
The US once again attacked a boat of suspected drug smugglers off the coast of Venezuela and, according to War Minister Hegseth, killed four people. Several drug cartels were classified as "terrorist organizations".
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