US EditionTrump says US strikes another boat accused of carrying drugs in waters off Venezuela, killing 6
- On Tuesday, United States President Donald Trump said U.S. forces struck a small boat in international waters off the coast of Venezuela, killing six people and confirming the vessel trafficked narcotics.
- Officials say the strikes respond to the Trump administration's view that alleged traffickers are unlawful combatants, as outlined in a memo to Congress.
- At least 27 people have been killed so far in the campaign, but lawmakers say the administration has not provided evidence that the targeted boats carried narcotics.
- Frustration on Capitol Hill has increased as some Republicans seek more information from the White House, while Democrats say the strikes violate U.S. and international law; the Senate last week failed a war powers resolution.
- U.S. maritime forces have operated in the Caribbean since September 2, and Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino last week called the accusations false and warned of possible escalation.
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Trump Confirms U.S. Strike Takes Out Narcoterrorist Boat Off Venezuelan Coast - Real News Now
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that U.S. forces carried out a lethal strike on a drug cartel-affiliated vessel in international waters near Venezuela, killing six narcoterrorists and continuing his administration’s aggressive campaign against transnational drug trafficking networks. In a statement posted to Truth Social, Trump said the vessel was “affiliated with a Designated Terrorist Organization” and was operating within the U.S. So…
U.S. President Donald Trump reported that six alleged drug traffickers were killed in an attack on a boat off the coast of Venezuela.
US strike on boat off coast of Venezuela kills 6
The U.S. military has conducted another strike on a boat it claimed was trafficking drugs off the coast of Venezuela. President Donald Trump posted a video of the strike on his Truth Social page Tuesday. He said six "narco-terrorists" were killed in what he called “a lethal, kinetic strike.” Trump also said the boat was “affiliated with a designated terrorist organization,” but did not name which one. He noted that those killed were aboard the v…
President Donald Trump confirmed that the United States destroyed another Venezuelan vessel linked to drug trafficking in international waters. Six people died and there were no US casualties. This would be the fifth such attack in the Caribbean under the policy…
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