Unveiling the Truth Behind U.S. Military Strikes on Venezuelan Drug Boats: Who Are the Real Victims?

In the remote villages along Venezuela's Paria Peninsula, where breathtaking natural beauty masks deep-seated poverty and repression, a troubling story unfolds—one that challenges official narratives and raises urgent questions about American military action abroad. Regina Garcia Cano, an Associated Press reporter, ventured into these tight-knit communities with a mission to identify men killed in recent U.S. military strikes targeting alleged drug-smuggling boats. What she uncovered disrupts Washington’s portrayal of these operations as precision strikes against high-level narco-terrorists. Who Were the Men Killed? More Than Just Narco-Terrorists? Contrary to claims by the Trump administration portraying those killed as cartel heads or...