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What to Know About Trump’s Venezuelan Boat Bombing Campaign
Drug runners have historically been designated as criminals rather than enemy combatants—raising questions about the legality of Trump’s ongoing military campaign.
For the first time, one of the 27 people killed in U.S. airstrikes on suspected drug vessels has been publicly identified.
Authorities in the Dominican Republic said they have confiscated cocaine transported by a speedboat that was destroyed recently by the U.S. Navy.
The US president released a video of the blast, stating that 'intelligence' confirmed the boat was trafficking narcotics, associated with 'narcoterrorist networks,' and was on a known drug trafficking route.
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Donald Trump says 'no boats' left after US strikes near Venezuela
President Donald Trump said Sunday that lethal strikes on small boats near the Venezuelan coast that US officials accuse of carrying drugs have been so successful "there are no boats" left in that area of the Caribbean.
Aircraft carriers became operational in the early 1920s and revolutionized naval strategy. They store, launch, recover, and service aircraft at sea, enabling nations to project airpower far from home territory.
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The US Navy’s Final Independence-Class Littoral Combat Ship Just Set Sail
The Independence-class LCS has been re-adapted for use as a minesweeper, although there are concerns that its aluminum hull might not be ideally suited for that purpose.
Editorial: Donald Trump’s suggestion that the Royal Navy be deployed to intercept small boats in the Channel is lurid, but it has triggered renewed talk about how service personnel could be deployed t