Staff Reports
In an audacious move that showcases the resolve of American might, a recent U.S. military operation struck a blow against the drug cartels, and it’s about time someone had the guts to do it. In the ongoing war against narco-terrorism, a submersible vessel suspected of being engaged in smuggling was the latest target. Despite some reports of survivors emerging from the ruins, this decisive action speaks to a broader strategy that’s making waves for all the right reasons.
Operating in international waters, this “submersible” vessel was hardly an innocent ship passing by. When drug traffickers take to the high seas to poison our communities, they forfeit their right to sail unchallenged. This strike didn’t just sink a vessel; it sent a powerful message to these criminal enterprises. We are not backing down. Unlike weak-kneed liberals and their endless hesitations, this administration knows the price America pays for inaction.
🇻🇪🇺🇸 U.S. STRIKE SINKS SUSPECTED DRUG BOAT NEAR VENEZUELA – SURVIVORS REPORTED
For the first time in its covert Caribbean campaign, a U.S. strike on a suspected Venezuelan drug vessel left 2 or 3 survivors.
Their condition? Unknown. Their capture? Unconfirmed.
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— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) October 17, 2025
President Trump’s initiative to clamp down on these drug operations is showing the world that it takes courage and strength to tackle international crime. For too long, globalist interests have turned a blind eye to the relentless trafficking harming our society. It’s refreshing to see leadership that doesn’t bow to the pressures from those who would rather shield these criminals than protect American families.
Of course, the liberal media may try to paint this mission in broad, negative strokes. They’d rather question the motives and methods than confront the fact that sometimes, force is necessary. With the deployment of forces like those from Camp Lejeune, the U.S. is pushing forward a campaign that’s more than bullets and drones—it’s about reclaiming our streets from poison peddlers and making our neighborhoods safe again.
What’s clear here is that America isn’t playing games. The cowardice of drug cartels meets the bravery of our armed forces on the high seas. Perhaps it’s time for critics to ask themselves: if not now, when? And if not this administration, who? Strong measures make a strong nation. No room for half-measures, just results.
