President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that U.S. forces carried out a lethal strike on a narcotrafficking vessel linked to a designated terrorist organization off Venezuela’s coast.
Acting under his authority as Commander-in-Chief, Trump said six narcoterrorists were killed in international waters, with no American casualties.
The vessel was reportedly tied to illicit narcoterror networks.
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