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Caribbean Sea

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politics28 days ago

Debate Over Releasing Video of Caribbean Boat Strike Continues

Adm. Mitch Bradley indicated to lawmakers that it is possible to release edited portions of a video showing a military boat strike that killed two survivors, despite previous claims that full unedited videos could compromise sensitive information. The discussion highlights ongoing debates over transparency and national security concerns regarding the release of military footage. Democrats argue that there is no legitimate reason to withhold the video, while officials emphasize the need to protect sources and methods.

world2 months ago

U.S. Conducts Multiple Strikes on Suspected Drug Vessels in Caribbean and Pacific

The US has been conducting nearly weekly strikes on vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific, claiming they carry drugs into the US, though evidence has not been publicly confirmed; these actions are part of a broader strategy against narco-terrorists, notably targeting the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, raising legal and diplomatic concerns.

world2 months ago

US Military Intensifies Strikes on Suspected Drug Boats, Killing Over 75

The US military is conducting strikes against alleged drug trafficking boats in the Pacific and Caribbean using drones, gunships, and fighter jets, with recent operations involving MQ-9 Reapers, AC-130J gunships, and F-35 fighters, primarily targeting vessels linked to drug cartels, and deploying additional naval assets like the Ford Carrier Strike Group to support these efforts.

defense-and-security2 months ago

U.S. Military Strikes in Caribbean and Pacific Under Scrutiny for Legality and Impact

The Pentagon has shifted its focus to striking suspected drug traffickers in the eastern Pacific due to stronger evidence linking these routes to US cocaine markets, raising questions about the legality and effectiveness of the campaign, which lacks clear metrics and targets fentanyl, despite claims it primarily targets cocaine.

world2 months ago

US Military Strikes and Their Impact on Drug Trafficking and Regional Stability

The US conducted its sixth military attack in the Caribbean Sea targeting suspected drug smugglers, resulting in at least two survivors who are now in US custody. The operation is part of a broader effort by President Trump to pressure Venezuela's government amid escalating military activities and threats, including the deployment of bombers and thousands of troops to Latin America. The incident raises legal and geopolitical concerns, with Venezuela condemning the strikes as aggressive.

world3 months ago

U.S. Conducts New Strike Against Drug Smugglers Near Venezuela, Killing Six

President Trump ordered a fifth military strike on a suspected drug trafficking boat off Venezuela, claiming it was linked to terrorist organizations and resulted in six deaths. The strikes, unprecedented in their lethal force, are part of a broader effort to combat drug cartels, with the administration planning to expand military operations in Latin America. Details about the victims and the exact location remain undisclosed.