Trump Says U.S. Land Attacks Against Venezuela-Based Drug Networks Could Begin 'Very Soon'
U.S. forces have conducted over 20 airstrikes killing at least 83 people while preparing to expand operations to land to disrupt Venezuela-based drug trafficking networks.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump signaled U.S. forces may expand operations against alleged Venezuela-based drug trafficking networks, saying `We'll be starting to stop them by land also.` and `But that's gonna start very soon.`
- In recent months, U.S. forces have conducted more than 20 airstrikes on suspected drug boats, killing at least 83 people, targeting vessels believed to have departed from Venezuela.
- Administration officials told lawmakers in classified briefings there is no clear legal basis for strikes inside Venezuela, and a Justice Department legal opinion limits strikes to drug boats, not land targets.
- A CBS News/YouGov poll found 70% of Americans oppose military action in Venezuela while just 13% view it as a major threat, and Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., criticized the president's approach.
- The United States has deployed fighter jets, more than a dozen Navy warships and about 15,000 troops to the region, while Venezuelan officials reinforce defenses around Caracas, raising escalation risks.
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Trump says U.S. land attacks against Venezuela-based drug networks could begin 'very soon'
President Trump signaled Thursday that U.S. forces may soon expand operations against alleged Venezuela-based drug trafficking networks.
Tensions between the US and Venezuela continue to increase. Most recently, both sides were primarily rhetorical, but now Donald Trump has announced a further escalation.
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