In a controversial operation, the US military struck two boats allegedly involved in drug smuggling, resulting in multiple casualties. Legal experts are questioning the legality of these actions amidst the ongoing 'war on drugs' campaign.
In a bold military operation, the US conducted multiple strikes against drug-trafficking boats in the Pacific, resulting in significant casualties. This aggressive stance is part of a larger campaign against narcotics linked to Venezuela.
President Trump has changed his tune regarding the release of a video showing a controversial military strike on a drug boat, distancing himself from the decision and deferring to Defense Secretary Hegseth amidst calls for transparency.
Rep. Jim Himes criticizes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over controversial military strikes on drug boats, urging for the release of troubling video evidence. The incident raises serious questions about military conduct and authorization.
As pressure mounts on the Pentagon, US Democrats demand the release of video footage from a controversial drone strike that killed eleven, including two men clinging to wreckage. The legality of the attack is under intense scrutiny.
In a controversial statement at the Reagan National Defense Forum, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth defended the U.S. military's second strike on an alleged drug boat, asserting it was a necessary decision despite concerns over legality and morality.
Pete Hegseth stands firm on military actions against drug cartels in the Caribbean, asserting Trump’s right to use force. As scrutiny grows over legality and effectiveness, tensions rise within both parties.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces backlash over missile strikes targeting alleged drug boats in the Caribbean, with claims of kill orders and the Pentagon's video review raising serious questions.
A recent U.S. military operation in the Caribbean has sparked outrage as video footage reveals two survivors from an initial strike being killed in a controversial follow-up attack. Lawmakers are divided on the legality and morality of these actions, leading to calls for accountability.
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