In a daring operation, the U.S. seized the oil tanker The Skipper off the coast of Venezuela, targeting its role in an illicit oil network. This high-stakes mission involved special operations forces and helicopters, marking a significant escalation in U.S. efforts against sanctioned oil transport.
Lawmakers are questioning the U.S. military's decision to kill two alleged drug smugglers who survived an attack on their boat, raising concerns about accountability and military operations.
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.
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.
In a bold move, Democrats are pushing for a deeper investigation into a military strike that killed two alleged drug smugglers. A recently reviewed video has sparked demands for transparency and public hearings.
New revelations about the US military's drug strike raise questions about the justification and legality of the operation, as survivors were reportedly left behind. This article delves into the details of the controversial mission and its implications.
In a shocking turn, the US military's decision to carry out a secondary strike on survivors of a capsized drug vessel raises serious questions about legality and ethics. Lawmakers are divided as new details emerge.
A shocking video shown to lawmakers reveals a second strike on a Venezuelan drug boat, raising serious ethical concerns and sparking bipartisan outrage in Congress. Rep. Jim Himes describes the footage as one of the most troubling moments in his career.
Adm. Frank Bradley faces scrutiny over the September strikes on a suspected drug boat. As lawmakers investigate, questions arise about the decision-making process and the casualties involved.
In a classified briefing, frustrated lawmakers confronted the Pentagon over its legal justification for attacks on suspected drug smugglers, raising alarms about the implications of expanding military operations.