US attack in international sea, 3 drug smugglers stack on Trump’s orders:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The US Army has taken another major action in the international maritime border. Former President Donald Trump himself informed on social media that on his orders, US forces attacked a boat coming from Venezuela, killing three people. Trump has described these people as a “narco-native”. A video of this operation has also been released, in which a boat can be seen changing into a fireball.

This is the second such incident in this month. In one such action taken a few weeks ago, 11 people were killed in one such action, after which the tension between the two countries has increased considerably.

Trump wrote in his social media post, “On my orders this morning, American military forces launched a second major attack against highly violent drugs smugglers Cartel and Narco-Atkinists.” He claimed that the boat was bringing illegal narcotics from Venezuela towards the US. Trump described these drug cartel as a major threat to the US national security.

Talking to reporters at the White House later, Trump indicated that his administration can now take similar military action against the Latin American Cartel, who smuggled drugs by the ground. When asked about the evidence of the attack, he said, “All you have to look at the cargo that was scattered all over the sea – the big bags of cocaine and Fantanil were everywhere.” However, no concrete evidence has been made public from the administration.

Questions are being raised within the US about this military action. Many senators, including some Republicans, have expressed concern over the legal validity of this operation. They believe that this may be misused by the power of the army, as the army has been used to implement law. The human rights groups are calling it a murder without any legal process.

At the same time, Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro has strongly condemned these attacks. He described it as American “aggression” and an attempt to change power. Maduro said that after these incidents, the routes of talks between the two countries have almost been closed.