US Military Strikes Suspected Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific, 3 Dead
US military strikes suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific, killing three, as Colombia condemns the action and calls for a halt to the attacks.
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U.S. Military Strikes Suspected Drug Vessel in Pacific, 3 Killed
The U.S. military destroyed another drug vessel in the Pacific, killing three people. It’s the ninth such strike since early September, following a separate attack that left two dead.
U.S. Military Hits 8th Drug Vessel in Pacific, Straining Ties with Colombia
The U.S. military sank its eighth alleged drug vessel in the Pacific, killing two and escalating tensions with Colombia over maritime narcotics operations.
US Strikes ‘Drug-Carrying Submarine,’ Repatriates Two Survivors
The US military struck a suspected drug-smuggling submarine in the Caribbean, killing two and sending survivors back to Ecuador and Colombia for prosecution.
Trump Says US Strikes Another Drug Boat off Venezuela, Eyes Land Routes
President Trump says US forces struck another alleged drug boat off Venezuela and will shift focus to land routes next, sparking regional backlash.
Trump Proposes U.S. Cities as Military ‘Training Grounds’
At a surprise Quantico meeting, Trump suggested using U.S. cities as military training grounds, while Defense Secretary Hegseth vows a no-beard, no-bulge culture shift.
Hegseth Calls U.S. Generals and Admirals to Surprise Quantico Meeting
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth orders a rare gathering of U.S. military leadership in Quantico, sparking a last-minute scramble among top generals and admirals.
Venezuela FM Warns: US Military Buildup Threatens Caribbean Peace 🚨
Venezuelan FM Yvan Gil warns U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean threatens regional peace and rejects accusations linking Venezuela to drug trafficking.
U.S. Resumes Key Weapon Shipments to Ukraine
The U.S. resumes shipments of artillery shells and mobile rocket missiles to Ukraine after a pause amid low stockpile concerns.
Assault Scandal in Okinawa: Two US Servicemen Arrested
Two US servicemen in Okinawa are under arrest for alleged assaults, fueling ongoing tensions with the local community over the military presence in Japan.