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Venezuela's National Assembly to investigate US boat strikes

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Venezuela's National Assembly will form a special commission to investigate U.S. President Donald Trump's deadly strikes on suspected drug trafficking boats off the Venezuelan coast and in the eastern Pacific Ocean, the congressional body's president said on Sunday.

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Trump ready to look at a deadly strike in the Caribbean Sea

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By Stefano Pozzebon and Abel Alvarado, CNN - Venezuela accused the U.S. of "homicide" after publicly acknowledging for the first time that some of its citizens were among those killed in U.S. attacks on suspected drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean. "There is no declared war [between the U.S. and Venezuela], therefore, this cannot be classified as anything other than homicide," said Venezuelan National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez at…

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By Stefano Pozzebon and Abel Alvarado, CNN - Venezuela accused the U.S. of "homicide" after publicly acknowledging for the first time that some of its citizens were among those killed in U.S. attacks on suspected drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean. "There is no declared war [between the U.S. and Venezuela], therefore, this cannot be classified as anything other than homicide," said Venezuelan National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez at…

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The Venezuelan Parliament will form a special commission to investigate U.S. extrajudicial killings and provide support to the families of the victims.

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The spokesman-Review broke the news in Spokane, United States on Sunday, November 30, 2025.
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