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The U.S. military targeted a second Venezuelan drug vessel in international waters, killing three suspected narcoterrorists amid efforts to combat drug cartels threatening U.S. security.
- President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. military struck a Venezuelan vessel, killing three male terrorists in international waters.
- Trump emphasized that these drug trafficking cartels pose a significant threat to U.S. national security and interests.
- The strike follows another attack earlier this month that resulted in eleven fatalities.
- Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro condemned the U.S. strikes as acts of aggression, criticizing the U.S. for escalating tensions without legal justification.
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Trump says US struck another alleged Venezuelan drug vessel, killing 3
WASHINGTON, USA – US President Donald Trump said on Monday that the US military carried out a strike on an alleged Venezuelan drug cartel vessel heading to the United States, the second such strike against a suspected drug boat in recent weeks. He said three men were killed in the strike, adding that it occurred in international waters. Trump provided no evidence for his assertion that the boat was carrying drugs. “This morning, on my Orders, US…
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US attacks another alleged Venezuelan drug boat, killing three
President Donald Trump announced on social media Monday that the U.S. has attacked and effectively destroyed a second alleged drug boat from Venezuela. The president made the announcement with a video of the attack on social media. Second attack Trump said the latest attack happened in international waters and claimed the boat carried illegal narcotics but did not provide any proof. “This morning, on my Orders, U.S. Military Forces conducted a S…
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