Venezuela: Hegseth allegedly ordered ‘kill everybody’ in second drug boat strike
• Dec 1, 2025, 2:50 PM
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According to The Washington Post, US forces carried out a follow-up strike on a suspected Venezuelan drug boat in September after seeing two survivors of an initial strike clinging to the burning vessel.
The report said US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had ordered troops to "kill everybody" on board the vessel – a claim Hegseth dismissed as "fake news".
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Venezuela: Hegseth allegedly ordered ‘kill everybody’ in second drug boat strike
• 2:50 PM
1 min
According to The Washington Post, US forces carried out a follow-up strike on a suspected Venezuelan drug boat in September after seeing two survivors of an initial strike clinging to the burning vessel.
The report said US Defense Secretary Pete Hegset
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US Congress investigates reported follow-up attack on Venezuelan ship
• 9:59 AM
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US lawmakers are investigating a reported second strike on a suspected drug boat in the Caribbean after a Washington Post report claimed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the killing of all survivors. Trump denies knowing about the alleged follow-up
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• 8:37 AM
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Trump confirms call with Maduro, Venezuela slams US attack preparations
• 1:56 AM
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US President Donald Trump said Sunday he had recently spoken with Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro as tensions surged, while Caracas accused Washington of preparing an attack. The United States has tightened pressure with a military buildup in the Caribb
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