In a recent attack that left five people dead, the US government announced the death of two more alleged medication boats as part of its effort to combat drug smuggling in waters close to Colombia and Venezuela and exert pressure on the president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro. This is the second such attack in only two days.

The US Southern Command issued a statement on Wednesday, December 31 that did not specify the geographical location where the attack occurred.

The statement merely stated that the attack was carried out "against two vessels operated by designated criminal organizations" and that US knowledge" confirmed that the vessels were traveling on known drug trafficking routes and were involved in drug trafficking activities. "

The word concludes with "one ship, two in the second," which is followed, as usual, by film footage of the bombing of both boats. The Southern Command, which is in charge of Operation Southern Spear, reported that it had destroyed three other vessels on December 30 and claimed the lives of at least two of its occupants shortly after the announcement. The US Armed Forces did not specify whether the assault occurred in the southeastern Caribbean or the southeast Pacific, the two locations where Washington has previously immediately destroyed nearly 40 feared drugs, as with the December 31 activity. nearly 110 people have been killed since September last year in ships. the largest military implementation in the southeastern Caribbean in decades, while the Pentagon has maintained an unparalleled military implementation in the summer while Washington has been advising that its goal is to stop Maduro and his regime from carrying out their operations. He accuses the suspects of being the head of a narco-state, but they should surrender power.

However, the Trump administration has started to argue in recent months that the Chavista regime has allegedly robbed US oil companies of their facilities and assets and that it will seize Venezuelan oil tankers, a move it has already twice. Trump's uncannily announced attack on a dock on the Venezuelan coast, which is alleged to be the location of the Tren de Aragua legal gang, would be the first attempt by Washington to bomb a target on Colombian territory. Disobedience

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