The White House has been left scrambling to defend the US Navy’s “second strike” of an alleged Venezuelan drug boat as lawful amid tough questions around targeting survivors.Tensions between US President Donald Trump and Venezuela’s leader, Nicolás Maduro, have ramped up in recent times, with the Wh...
Join the news democracy
Where your votes
decide the Top 100
The White House has been left scrambling to defend the US Navy’s “second strike” of an alleged Venezuelan drug boat as lawful amid tough questions around targeting survivors.
Tensions between US President Donald Trump and Venezuela’s leader, Nicolás Maduro, have ramped up in recent times, with the White House accusing him of heading up a drug- trafficking cartel.
Hegseth or Admiral Bradley: Who approved the second Venezuela boat strike?
Venezuelan boat strikes lack legal justification, Democrats say
What legal experts say about US strike on Venezuela boat
US authorised second Venezuela boat strike, White House says
Trump’s boat bombings: How the US has long used ‘double-tap’ strikes
US officials to discuss Venezuela next steps after airspace closure
US lawmakers demand answers over Hegseth Venezuela boat strike reports
Venezuelan boat strike on survivors ‘textbook example’ of illegal order, experts say - UPI.com
White House confirms admiral ordered second strike on alleged drug boat
White House confirms second strike that killed alleged drug boat survivors
