US EditionHow Maine representatives could be key in investigating military strikes on boats off Venezuela
Lawmakers question the legality of Pentagon strikes that destroyed over 20 boats and killed 80 people, demanding transparency and congressional oversight amid war-crime concerns.
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Ron DeSantis affirms right to strike Venezuela as conflict heats up
Gov. Ron DeSantis is defending U.S. military action against Venezuelan assets, as President Donald Trump’s administration escalates it. While DeSantis was not asked about the breaking news of an American seizure of an oil tanker, he does support action against what he calls “narco-terrorists” in the form of at least 20 attacks against boats from the country since September. “I think that the U.S. has a right to treat it and engage it as a milita…
The American army has been conducting strikes for several months that have caused the death of 87 people against boats, especially in the Caribbean Sea, without providing any evidence of their connection to the drug trafficking. More and more voices are rising against these strikes beginning in...
The US wants to further expand its controversial attacks on suspected drug smugglers in the eastern Pacific and Caribbean. Once again, such an attack kills.
Sen. Risch defends US strikes on suspected cartel boats
Jim Risch | Official portrait BOISE (KIVI) — Tensions between the United States and Venezuela continue to escalate as Congress questions the Trump administration’s recent military strikes on what officials described as drug-smuggling boats. Senator Jim Risch spoke with Idaho News 6’s Don Nelson about the operation and concerns it could push the U.S. toward war. When asked whether he would support military action against Venezuelan President Nico…
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How Maine representatives could be key in investigating military strikes on boats off Venezuela
Sen. Angus King and Rep. Jared Golden sit on the Senate and House armed services committees, the leaders of which said they will be looking into attacks that killed 11 people.
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