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3 Dead In Latest US Strike On Alleged Drug Boat

All the U.S. military strikes against alleged drug boats

The U.S. military has killed dozens of people in targeted strikes on small vessels in waters off South America since early September.

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Assessing the Facts and Legal Questions About the U.S. Strikes on Alleged Drug Boats

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Latest Strike on Boat in Caribbean Sea Kills 3, Hegseth Says

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Expert praises Trump team’s ‘exquisite maritime surveillance’ after drug boat strikes

Lexington Institute senior fellow Dr. Rebecca Grant discusses the Trump administration’s fight against narco-terrorism in the Caribbean and approval of tomahawk missiles for Ukraine on ‘Fox Report Wee...

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Trump’s narco-terror boat crackdown hailed by mothers of victims: ‘One boat, two boat, three boat—boom’

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Hegseth Scrambles to Muzzle Top Brass on Drug Boat Ops

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U.S. kills three people in latest strike against an alleged drug boat

The strikes have been celebrated by families who have lost their children to fentanyl poisoning, some of whom recently rallied in the nation's capital for a day of remembrance.

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Latest US strike in Caribbean kills 3 alleged drug smugglers

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Three killed in latest US strike on alleged drug boat in Caribbean

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US military bombs 8th, 9th suspected drug-trafficking boats in Eastern Pacific, killing 5 smugglers: Hegseth

The US military bombed two more suspected drug smuggling vessels — this time in the Eastern Pacific — killing five “narco-terrorists” on board, War Secretary Pete Hegseth revealed

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Chilling scenes as Royal Navy warship swarmed by drone boats

Chilling scenes have seen a Royal Navy warship swarmed by drone boats. Five uncrewed boats remotely piloted from 500 miles away surrounded HMS Tyne in a demonstration of how the Royal Navy could utilise such technology on operations.

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U.S. Eyes Striking Venezuelan Military Targets Used for Drug Trafficking

If President Trump decides to move forward with airstrikes, the targets would send a clear message to Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro that it is time to step down, according to U.S. officials.