US EditionThe U.S. Attacked an Alleged Drug-Trafficking Ship in September; as There Were Survivors, It Attacked Again, Says Source News Channel 3-12
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The US is waging a drug war with Venezuela. In a military attack on a smuggler boat, survivors were hunted – by order.
US President Trump has allegedly intercepted drug boats in the Caribbean. Survivors are said to have been specifically killed, reports US media. The Secretary of Defense responds with a questionable justification.
The double attack was carried out on a suspected drug trafficking vessel operating in the Caribbean area on 2 September, according to CNN. The first attack appeared to have been the suspected drug trafficking vessel...
Miami, Nov 28 (EFE).- The U.S. Department of War defended Friday the legality of its first bombing of a boat of suspected drug traffickers in the Caribbean, where it again attacked the boat to kill two survivors, according to U.S. media. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth claimed that “they are legal under U.S. and international law,” its current operations in the Pacific and the Caribbean, where U.S. forces have killed at least 83 people by bombing …
In September, the U.S. military attacked several suspected drug boats from Venezuela. Reports now point to possible violations of international law in one case.
20 times the US attacks boats from suspected drug smugglers. Dozens of people die during the procedure. According to reports not all victims are immediately dead. The soldiers are supposed to attack again on order.
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