Trump’s War on Narco-Terror: New Strike Defends Borders
Liberty Check
- Seventeen Trump-authorized strikes have targeted narco-terrorist boats in international waters.
- Pete Hegseth warns that lethal force will continue unless trafficking ceases.
- Republicans support the actions, emphasizing protection of American lives and legal authority for each strike.
The U.S. military executed its seventeenth targeted strike against a drug-smuggling vessel in the Caribbean, as confirmed by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
The operation, conducted under President Trump’s command, highlights a commitment to aggressive action against narco-terrorism threatening American communities.
Hegseth announced that the strike, which occurred in international waters, destroyed a boat run by a Designated Terrorist Organization and resulted in the deaths of three narco-terrorists, with no harm to U.S. forces.
The resolve to fight against drug traffickers will remain firm so long as criminals seek to undermine our nation’s safety and sovereignty.
Our freedoms depend on staying vigilant.
