U.S. Military Strike on Venezuelan Gang Marks Dangerous Escalation in Drug War
The Trump administration’s unprecedented military strike against a vessel linked to Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang signals a troubling shift toward aggressive tactics that risk overreach, lack clear evidence, and raise serious accountability questions.
In a bold and controversial move this week, U.S. military forces launched a deadly strike on a boat accused of transporting members of the Venezuelan criminal group Tren de Aragua. While touted by the Trump administration as a decisive blow against transnational crime, the operation exposes alarming gaps in transparency, intelligence validation, and legal justification—raising urgent questions about executive overreach and the true scope of the gang’s threat to America. Is This Military Action Based on Solid Evidence, or Political Posturing? The White House quickly labeled the 11 individuals aboard as Tren de Aragua operatives but has yet to provide...
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