US Military Strikes Caribbean Drug-Trafficking Vessel, Killing Three
On November 2, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a significant military operation in the Caribbean. The U.S. military conducted a strike on a vessel associated with drug trafficking. This operation resulted in the deaths of three individuals aboard the targeted craft.
Details of the Military Strike
The operation was authorized by President Donald Trump. It was executed in international waters, targeting a vessel identified as transporting narcotics along a known smuggling route. Hegseth confirmed that there were no U.S. personnel injured during the strike.
Key Information
- Date: November 2
- Operative: U.S. military
- Location: Caribbean, in international waters
- Target: Drug trafficking vessel
- Casualties: Three men killed
The operation demonstrates the U.S. commitment to combating drug trafficking in the region. By taking decisive action against vessels engaged in smuggling activities, the military aims to enhance maritime security and reduce drug-related crime.
