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US will blow up more drug cartels, says Marco Rubio
Secretary of state vows ‘to wage war on narco-terrorist organisations’ after US navy kills Venezuelan gang members in boat attack
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theguardian.com
US conducts ‘lethal strike’ against drug boat from Venezuela, Rubio says
Trump says ‘we took it out’ amid US-Caracas tensions but not clear if incident occurred inside Venezuelan waters
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telegraph.co.uk
US will blow up more drug cartels, says Marco Rubio
Secretary of state vows ‘to wage war on narco-terrorist organisations’ after US navy kills Venezuelan gang members in boat attack
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usatoday.com
More US drug attacks are coming, Rubio and Hegseth say after fatal Caribbean strike
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio predicted more military operations against drug cartels.
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aljazeera.com
‘Will happen again’: Rubio hints at more US strikes against drug smugglers
US threats of expanding military attacks across Latin America has alarmed some regional leaders, including in Mexico.
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huffpost.com
Trump Ordered Military To Blow Up Suspected Drug Boat Instead Of Intercepting It, Rubio Says
"And it’ll happen again," Secretary of State Marco Rubio vowed.
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In boat strike, Trump repurposes ‘war on terror’ for Latin American crime
Analysts warn the US is using its ‘war on terror’ playbook for potential extrajudicial killings in Latin America.
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‘It’s a war’: Marco Rubio labels Ecuadorian cartels ‘foreign terrorists’
The US diplomat suggested continued action against Latin American gangs while in Ecuador, days after a strike on a boat.
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nytimes.com
After Boat Strike, Rubio Says U.S. Will Help Other Nations “Blow Up” Crime Groups
The Trump administration aims to carry out more violent strikes against drug cartels, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said as he met with Ecuador’s president.
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bbc.com
Rubio says US will 'blow up' foreign crime groups if needed
The secretary of state made the comments during a trip to Ecuador, where he announced new measures targeting criminal gangs.