InSight Crime experts discuss the legacy of Honduran drug trafficker Juan Ramón Matta Ballesteros, who died in a US prison at ...
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What Does Fentanyl Have to Do With Alleged Drug Boats 2,600 Miles Away? Absolutely Nothing.
Trump’s 'narcoterrorist' strikes in the Caribbean have killed 64 people—but there’s no evidence they affect fentanyl flow.
As of Sunday, the U.S. military claims to have conducted 15 of these strikes, which have killed 65 people and left three survivors. NBC News reminded readers Monday, “The administration has produced ...
The U.S. military’s campaign against drug cartels has killed 64 people and destroyed 16 boats. Here's when the strikes started.
The strike, carried out on Saturday, was the 15th announced by the administration in its campaign against vessels it claims are smuggling drugs.
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'They Have Faster Boats': Trump Rambles On With His Excuses When Asked Why He Won't Let The Coast Guard Stop Alleged Drug Boats
During a press event with FBI Director Kash Patel in the Oval Office several days ago, Donald Trump rambled on with his ...
The administration has said its strikes on small vessels are part of a crackdown on drug smuggling into the U.S.
U.S. forces are sinking drug boats off Venezuela and Colombia. A defense expert warns Trump’s new strikes won’t even stop the ...
Military strikes against drug cartels receive legal and moral justification as transnational criminal organizations wage war ...
MEXICO CITY — The Trump administration’s justification for blowing up suspected drug traffickers off the Venezuelan coast has been clear and consistent: These people aren’t just criminals; they’re ...
(The Center Square) – Department of War Pete Hegseth announced another deadly military strike on a suspected drug boat as President Donald Trump warned Columbia to destroy the nation's "killing fields ...
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