BOMBSHELL REVEAL: 'Drug Boat' Struck Twice By U.S. Military Was Headed To This Island, NOT America

New disclosures are intensifying scrutiny of the U.S. military’s September 2 strike in the Caribbean, after a senior admiral told lawmakers the targeted boat was heading to rendezvous with a vessel bound for Suriname, not the United States, contradicting earlier claims from President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The U.S. aircraft conducted four strikes, killing survivors who clung to wreckage after the boat was split in half. With shipwreck survivors protected under international law, the operation is now facing bipartisan oversight. Key questions surround Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth’s directives and whether commanders misinterpreted lethal-force orders during the mission. Watch

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