US Strikes Venezuelan Drug Boat: Survivors in Custody - Trump Admits CIA Actions

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Breaking news: The US has taken custody of at least two survivors from a military strike on an alleged Venezuelan drug cartel boat in the Caribbean. This marks the fifth such operation under the Trump administration, with previous strikes killing 21 people and leaving no survivors.
Key details include Navy search and rescue efforts, transfer to a US ship, and concerns from lawmakers about lack of transparency. President Trump confirmed authorizing CIA actions in Venezuela, citing issues with drugs and released prisoners.
Additionally, Admiral Alvin Holsey, head of US Southern Command, announced his retirement effective December.
Stay updated on this developing story involving US military actions, drug trafficking, and geopolitical tensions in Latin America.

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