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Donald Trump has alleged "drug boats" shot down in the Caribbean – in the name of security. Critics see this as a violation of international law.
Donald Trump has alleged "drug boats" shot down in the Caribbean – in the name of security. Critics see this as a violation of international law.
Donald Trump has alleged "drug boats" shot down in the Caribbean – in the name of security. Critics see this as a violation of international law.
‘25,000 Americans would’ve died’: Trump releases video of US strikes against ‘drug-carrying vessel’ in Caribbean, 2 survivors repatriated
The US military rescued the pair after two suspected “narco terrorists” were killed in the strike at the submersible vessel on Thursday, in what was at least the sixth such strike in the Caribbean by the US forces since September.
American President Donald Trump published on his social network images declassified with the destruction of a mini-submarine who, according to the leader of the White House, was drugged and directed towards the United States. "At least 25,000 Americans would have died if I had allowed this submarin to reach the country," the U.S. president says.
25,000 Americans would die, says Trump as US bombs 'drug-carrying submarine'
A video posted by the Pentagon on X showed black-and-white footage of the strike. In the clip, the semi-submersible vessel could be seen gliding through the waves with its front portion submerged just below the surface before a series of explosions struck, one detonating over the vessel's rear.
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