The White House admitted it struck a suspected drug boat a second time despite initially denying…
The White House admitted it struck a suspected drug boat a second time despite initially denying reports the administration did so. When two men survived the initial hit, the commander on the scene, Admiral Mitch Bradley, reportedly ordered a second strike to carry out Hegseth’s directive. Critics have called the second strike a war crime, and multiple congressional investigations are now underway.
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