January 1, US Hits Narco-Traffickers Hard in Caribbean Strike

Wyatt’s Take

• The US military sank another drug-running boat in the Caribbean.
• Three suspected traffickers were killed in the latest strike ordered by President Trump.
• The Trump administration has now killed 67 alleged drug traffickers in similar actions.

The military took out a drug boat in the Caribbean, stopping three men accused of smuggling illegal narcotics. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth confirmed it was President Trump’s decision to act, and he shared a video of a missile strike on the vessel.

“This vessel—like EVERY OTHER—was known by our intelligence to be involved in illicit narcotics smuggling, was transiting along a known narco-trafficking route, and carrying narcotics,” Hegseth said.

He also warned, “These narco-terrorists are bringing drugs to our shores to poison Americans at home—and they will not succeed. The Department will treat them EXACTLY how we treated Al-Qaeda. We will continue to track them, map them, hunt them, and kill them.”

Since drug cartels were named terrorist groups this year, the Trump administration says 67 suspected traffickers have died in military operations.

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