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The U.S. Secretary of Defense said that military operations against citizens would continue after the attack on a ship in the Caribbean.
US says more operations against cartels coming
Senior U.S. national security officials said on Wednesday that military operations against drug cartels would continue, setting the stage for a sustained military campaign in Latin America even as basic questions about a deadly strike against a vessel from Venezuela…
Reuters Washington. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Wednesday that military operations against the cartels would continue, setting the stage for a sustained campaign in Latin America, despite basic questions about the attack on a ship leaving Venezuela remaining unanswered. U.S. military personnel killed 11 people on Tuesday in an attack on a Venezuelan boat allegedly carrying narcotics, said President Donald Trump, in the first operati…
US vows more operations against cartels
Senior US national security officials said on Wednesday that military operations against cartels would continue, setting the stage for a sustained military campaign in Latin America even as basic questions about a deadly strike against a vessel from Venezuela remained unanswered. The US military killed 11 people on Tuesday in a strike on a vessel from Venezuela allegedly carrying illegal narcotics, in the first known operation since President Do…
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US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, highlighted that there is a 'historical cooperation' with Mexico and said they admire the work of the Country vs. crime.
Pentagon Chief Suggests More Operations Against Cartels Coming
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Wednesday that military operations against cartels would continue, setting the stage for a sustained military campaign in Latin America even as basic questions about a deadly strike against a vessel from Venezuela remained unanswered.
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