Military Strike on Drug Boat Sparks Political Controversy

Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., said video of U.S. military strike on drug boat in Caribbean showed nothing remarkable and would not oppose release if declassified.
Adm. Frank 'Mitch' Bradley ordered follow-on strike on drug boat wreckage to secure cocaine bales.
At least 87 killed in 22 strikes, including nine on capsized drug boat; Rep. Adam Smith said survivors couldn't continue fight.
Sen. Tom Cotton splits with Democrats over strike's lawfulness despite classified briefings; lawmakers disputed his view, prompting congressional inquiries.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said officials are reviewing video; officials cautioned responsible release; Trump said he'd release whatever Pentagon has.

Politics | Military | Law

United States

Donald Trump | Pete Hegseth | Adam Smith | Tom Cotton | Frank Bradley

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