U.S. Military Strikes Boat in Caribbean: Survivors Confirmed — Trump’s Drug War Escalates

The U.S. military has struck another boat in the Caribbean Sea, marking the sixth known attack in recent weeks. This time, survivors were confirmed aboard the vessel, raising new questions about the ongoing operations. The Trump administration has justified these strikes as part of a 'non-international armed conflict' with drug cartels, but lawmakers are pushing back, demanding evidence and congressional approval. President Trump has openly shared videos of previous strikes on Truth Social, labeling the victims as 'narcotraffickers.' Meanwhile, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro denies involvement in drug trafficking and accuses the U.S. of seeking regime change. With a military buildup in the region, including warships, fighter jets, and B-52 bombers, tensions are escalating. Watch this video to understand the latest developments, the political backlash, and the implications of these strikes on U.S.-Venezuela relations.
Key topics covered:
- U.S. military strikes in the Caribbean
- Trump administration's justification for attacks
- Congressional pushback and calls for evidence
- Venezuela's response and Maduro's accusations
- Military buildup in the region
- Implications for U.S.-Venezuela relations

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