Tag: Narco-terrorists
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US Forces Strike Narco-Terror Vessel in the Eastern Pacific, Killing Three
Overview of the Strike In a high-stakes operation carried out in the Eastern Pacific, U.S. forces conducted a lethal strike against a narcotics vessel operated by a designated terrorist organization. The action, which occurred in international waters, resulted in the deaths of three individuals suspected of actively engaging in narcotics trafficking and related terrorist activities.…
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US Forces Strike Narco-Terrorists in Pacific, 3 Killed
Overview of the Operation U.S. forces carried out a targeted, lethal strike against a narcotics vessel operated by a designated terrorist organization in the Eastern Pacific. The incident occurred in international waters and resulted in the deaths of three suspected narco-terrorists, according to early U.S. military statements. Officials described the operation as a precision action…
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US Strikes Drug Ship Off Venezuela as Tensions Rise
US Strikes Drug Ship Off Venezuela as Tensions Rise A U.S. strike on a vessel believed to be a drug-smuggling boat off the Venezuelan coast produced a dramatic explosion and a burning wreck, according to a post by U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth on X. He said four men aboard were killed and labeled them “narco-terrorists.”…
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US Attacks Drug Ship Near Venezuela: Key Details
What happened off the Venezuelan coast The United States reportedly conducted an attack on a boat near the Venezuelan coast, according to a post on X by defense official Hegseth. He says four men on board were killed and describes them as “narco-terrorists.” Hegseth supplied no details about the victims’ identities or affiliations. A video…
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US Attacks Drug Ship Off Venezuela Coast, Four Killed
US Attacks Drug Ship Off Venezuela Coast, Four Killed The United States says it carried out a strike against a fast-moving vessel off the Venezuelan coast, describing the ship as a drug-smuggling boat that was about to reach U.S. waters. A defense official identified only as Hegseth, posting on X, said four men aboard were…