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FOX News has learned two B-1 bombers were removed from the Dyess air base on Thursday morning, flying towards Venezuela as seen on open source trackers, according to US official sources.
During the White House round about the end of the crime on Thursday, President Donald Trump denied the report, which was first published by the Wall Street Journal.
“No, it’s wrong. It’s a lie,” Trump said. “But we are not happy with Venezuela for many reasons, drugs are one of them, but also, they have sent their prisoners to our country. … No one can do that.”
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth did not correct the President during a Q & A with reporters.
President Donald Trump was denied the B-1 bombers that flew over Venezuela during the Cartel’s threat on Tuesday. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
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During the round with the legislative and administrative officials to discuss the success of the Homeland Security Task Force, Trump joined in the ongoing efforts to reduce illegal drug trafficking in the US, in commenting that he believes that the Cartes will begin to intervene in the US with the world.
“Now they’re coming in through the world,” Trump said. “Even the country is affected, because I told them … The world will be next. We can go to the Senate, we can go to Congress, and I can’t think about it.”
Military strikes on vessels suspected of trafficking Naro – have killed 37 people since September. (War Department)
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“Between that and my conversation [Chinese] President XI, I think we’ve never made as much progress as we did, “including Trump.” Sea drugs are almost dead, and sea drugs are dead, and land drugs are very dangerous for them. It will be more dangerous. You will see that soon. So this is the way. “
HOURS LATER, HEGSETH confirmed US forces conducted a deadly Kinetic strike on a suspected Narco-trafficking vessel on Wednesday, killing three suspects.
Suspected drug smugglers moments before they were busted in a US strike on Tuesday. (X.com/secwar)
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This attack marks the ninth strike since September, and the second strike reported in the eastern Pacific.
A total of 37 people were reported killed, with two survivors later repatriated.
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When asked by reporters why he didn’t ask Congress to approve a declaration of war against the Cartels, the President said he didn’t think it was necessary.
“I don’t think we’re going to ask for a declaration of war,” Trump said. “I think we’re going to kill people who bring drugs into our country. … They’re going to be, like, dead.”
