U.S. Military's Caribbean Strike Targets Venezuelan Drug Vessel
The U.S. military performed a lethal strike on a drug-laden Venezuelan vessel in the Caribbean. President Trump called for detailed updates from the Pentagon, emphasizing the ongoing battle against drug cartels. Backed by warships, this marks a significant shift in U.S. efforts to combat narco-terrorism.

The U.S. military executed a 'lethal strike' in the Caribbean on Tuesday, targeting a Venezuelan vessel transporting illegal drugs, according to officials.
President Donald Trump, announcing the operation, noted that more details would be forthcoming from the Pentagon. 'We've had drugs flowing into our country for too long. These, specifically from Venezuela,' Trump stated at the White House.
This operation is the first of its kind in the region, as the United States positions warships in the southern Caribbean to fulfill Trump's vow to target drug cartels. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that the vessel was operated by a group identified as a terrorist organization by Washington.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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