Trump confirms ‘submarine’ attack in Caribbean, amid reports of survivors

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US Launches Airstrikes on Submarine in Caribbean, Leaves Trail of Death and Destruction

President Donald Trump has confirmed that the United States carried out another military strike on a vessel in the Caribbean Sea this week, killing multiple people and escalating tensions with neighboring Venezuela. The attack, which occurred amid reports of survivors, was described by Trump as targeting a "drug-carrying submarine" built for transporting large amounts of illicit drugs.

Trump's comments came during an Oval Office meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday, where he faced media inquiries about the attack. While details of the strike remain scarce, including what kind of vessel it was and its intended target, Trump claimed that the operation aimed to disrupt narco-terrorist groups.

The US government has stated that these operations are necessary to combat drug trafficking from Venezuela. However, experts have raised concerns that such actions could violate international law, as they involve targeting individuals who are not considered combatants in a military conflict.

Five other strikes have been confirmed by the Trump administration since September 2, resulting in at least 28 reported deaths. The US government has provided little evidence about those killed or injured, sparking fears about accountability and human rights abuses.

Venezuela has condemned the strikes, appealing to the UN Security Council for them to be declared illegal. Meanwhile, Colombian President Gustavo Petro has expressed concerns that some of his citizens may have been among the victims.

Critics have also questioned the Trump administration's motives behind these actions, suggesting they could be used as a pretext for military intervention in Venezuela. Both the US and Venezuela have bolstered their military presence near the Caribbean, fueling tensions between the two nations.

Trump's authorization of covert operations by the CIA in Venezuela has raised concerns about the escalating conflict in the region.
 
omg u guys idk what's going on with the us right now 🤯 they just launched airstrikes on a submarine in the caribbean and it's got like 28 people dead lol why r they doing this tho? 🤔 its not even clear if its related to venezuela or not. i mean im all for getting rid of narco-terrorist groups but come on, doesnt anyone want to try diplomacy before resorting to violence? 💪 also what's up with the lack of evidence about who was killed or injured? thats super sketchy 🤷‍♀️
 
idk what's going on with this US-Venezuela situation it feels like they're just making things worse 🤔. like, I get that drug trafficking is a big deal and all, but targeting a submarine in the Caribbean? sounds like overkill to me. and what's with the lack of evidence about who was killed or injured? that's not right 😒. it feels like they're trying to cover their tracks and avoid accountability. and now Venezuela is at the UN asking for help... this just feels like a recipe for disaster 🌪️.
 
🤔 I don't know, man... like, I'm totally convinced that the US was justified in taking out that submarine, but at the same time, it's super suspicious that they're doing it in secret and not telling anyone what's really going on 🤐. And I mean, 28 reported deaths? That's a lot of innocent people who got caught up in this whole mess... but then again, if those narco-terrorists were using submersibles to smuggle drugs, shouldn't they be held accountable too? 😩
 
😊 I'm kinda worried about what's happening with all these airstrikes in the Caribbean, but at the same time, I think it's great that someone's taking action against narco-terrorist groups 🚫🌴. I mean, we can't just sit back and let drugs ruin lives and communities, right? 💔 But, like, gotta make sure we're not violating international law or causing more harm than good... 🤔 That's what worries me about all this. And the fact that there's so little evidence about who was killed or injured in these strikes... 😟 it's just not fair to the victims and their families.

I guess what I'm trying to say is, we need to be careful and think about all the potential consequences before we take action 🤓. Can't just rush into things without thinking about the bigger picture 🌐. But at the same time, we gotta do something, you know? 🙏 Let's hope there are some good people on both sides who can figure out a way to make this work 💕. And hey, maybe one day we'll have a world where no one needs to worry about narco-terrorists or airstrikes in the Caribbean 😊.
 
😕 my heart is breaking thinking about all these innocent lives lost 🤯 this airstrike on that submarine is just devastating... who are we to decide who's a threat and who isn't? it seems like the US is getting more and more aggressive, and I'm scared for everyone in the region 💔 especially those caught in the middle between Venezuela and the US, they're going to get hurt so badly if tensions escalate 🚨
 
"Events are won for those who wait. Sometimes I feel that we've waited a long time." 🕰️ (Rabindranath Tagore)

I think this whole situation is really worrying, you know? It's like, what's the real reason behind these airstrikes? Is it just about stopping narco-trafficking or could there be something more sinister going on? I mean, we're talking about multiple deaths and destruction, that's gotta be a serious concern.

And what's with all the secrecy around this? The US government is providing very little info about the strike, which is making people really uneasy. It feels like they're hiding something.

I'm not sure what the long-term effects of these airstrikes will be, but I do know that it's only gonna make things more complicated in the region. We need some clarity and transparency from our leaders on this one.
 
idk about this airstrike thingy... sounds like a major escalation to me 🤯 but at the same time, i get why they'd wanna target those narco-terrorists... just hope it doesn't lead to more bloodshed and whatnot 🙏 and btw, where's the proof these people are even involved in drug trafficking? seems suspicious that trump is using this as a pretext for something else... don't wanna jump to conclusions or anything 🤔 but also can't shake off the feeling that this could be a major human rights abuse waiting to happen 😕
 
omg this is getting too crazy 🤯 like what's going on with these airstrikes already?! and trump's just dropping these bombs left and right without even thinking about the consequences? i mean, i get that he wants to take down the narco-terrorists but come on, can't we find a more peaceful way to do it? 🙄

and what's up with the lack of evidence from the us government? like, where are these people who got killed or injured? and why aren't they being held accountable for their actions? that's just not right 😡.

i'm also wondering if this is all just a smokescreen for them to invade venezuela 🤝. i mean, we know trump's been itching to get into that country for ages, so maybe this is just a way to make it seem like they're taking action on their own?👀

anywayz, this whole thing is super concerning and we need to keep an eye on it 👁️
 
🤔 This airstrike on a submarine in the Caribbean is super concerning... I mean, think about it - we're talking multiple deaths and destruction left behind, all because of some alleged narco-terrorist groups 🚫. But what if this is just a fancy excuse to intervene in Venezuela's affairs? The fact that there's no clear evidence on who was killed or injured is really troubling... and the lack of accountability from the US government is mind-boggling 😒. It feels like we're seeing more militarization and less diplomacy, which can only lead to more chaos and conflict in the region 🌪️. I'm not sure what the end goal is here, but it doesn't feel good...
 
I'm super worried about this recent airstrike on that submarine in the Caribbean 🚢💥. The fact that it left a trail of death and destruction is just heartbreaking, and I think we need to be really careful about how this plays out in terms of international relations.

From what I've seen, it sounds like the US government is saying that they're targeting narco-terrorist groups from Venezuela, but I'm not convinced that's entirely clear-cut. I mean, who gets to decide who's a terrorist and who's not? And what about the fact that some of those people on the submarine might have been innocent civilians?

The thing that really gets me is how little evidence there seems to be about who was killed or injured in this attack. That just feels like a major red flag to me, especially when you're talking about something as serious as war.

I'm also thinking about the fact that Venezuela has condemned the strikes and is asking the UN Security Council to declare them illegal. And Colombia's president is saying some of his citizens might have been among the victims... it's just not right that we're not hearing more information about what happened.

It feels like there are a lot of questions being asked, but not enough answers being given. I think we need to be really careful about how this situation unfolds and make sure that we're holding our leaders accountable for their actions 💔
 
"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely." 🚫💔 This US airstrike on a submarine in the Caribbean is like a big nuclear bomb to the region - it's going to cause a lot of pain and suffering. We need to think about what we're doing here... who are these people? What are they even carrying? Are we really fighting narco-terrorists or just getting caught up in some messy geopolitics? 🤯💥
 
omg u guys i cant even believe whats going on rn!! 🤯 so like theres this submarine in the caribbean and the us just went and bombed it without even giving venezuela a heads up lol what if there were innocent ppl on board?? 😩 theyre saying its to stop narco trafficking but like how can u target ppl who are just trying to make a living? 🤷‍♀️ and now colombia is all worried that some of their citizens got hurt 🤕 also trump is being super secretive about it and its getting everyone's anxiety levels up to the max 😬 and what even is the deal with the CIA operations in venezuela tho?? seems like theyre just making things worse 🚨
 
🤯 What is going on with the US right now?! They're just killing people willy-nilly and calling it a 'drug operation' 🚫💀 Like, what even is that? 🙄 And Trump's just sitting there like "oh yeah, I'm a superhero" 💪 Meanwhile, Venezuela is like "hey, this is our soil, back off!" 🌴 And Colombia's all worried about their citizens being caught in the crossfire 😞

I don't trust these covert ops one bit 🤥 The US is just making excuses to get involved in more conflicts and mess with other countries' business 💸 They're like a giant, reckless teenager 👀 Just because they can do something doesn't mean they should 🙅‍♂️ And what's the real reason behind all these strikes? Is it just about stopping 'narcoterrorism' or is it something more? 🔍

The UN needs to step in and do some real investigation here 💼 They need to know who was killed, by whom, and why they were targeted 🤔 Not just some vague claims from the Trump administration 🙄 We deserve better than this 😡
 
omg u guys wut r they even thinkin 🤯?? airstrikIN a sub in the caribbean? that's straight outta a movie!! i mean i no trump is all about bein tough but this is just crazy. and what's up w/ these "narco-terrorist groups" lol sounds like a made up excuse to me. i hope venezuela gets some answers from the UN, dis kinda thing has major implications. also gotta wonder if cia is really doin its job or just makin a mess 🤔
 
😱 this is getting too crazy. what's next? an airstrike on a family gathering? 🤯 how can they just keep launching these attacks without even knowing what they're hitting? and what's with all the vague talk of "narco-terrorists" - it sounds like some made-up excuse for a war that's really about power and control. 🚫 newsflash: targeting civilians doesn't make you a hero, it makes you a monster. 💀 and have we seen any proof that these strikes are actually making the US safer or Venezuela more secure? 🤔
 
This is getting out of hand 🚨💥 I don't think we're seeing the whole story here. Like, what exactly was this submarine doing that it needed to be taken down? Was it really carrying a ton of illicit drugs or was there more to it? 🤔 And what about those 28 reported deaths - who are they and how did they end up in this situation? 🤯 We need more info before we start jumping to conclusions. This whole thing is super sketchy and I'm not buying the "narco-terrorist" narrative just yet 💪
 
omg what is going on with trump?? 😱 this isnt right at all... i mean im not surprised really, but still its so wrong. us shouldnt be attacking sub in caribbean like that, thats just crazy talk 🤯 its gonna escalate things for sure, and who knows how many ppl are dead or injured already? 🙏 venezuela is right to condemn this, and we should too... i dont think trump has a clue about whats going on here. 28 reported deaths so far, and still no evidence of what happened? 🤔 that just sounds like a bunch of bs to me... colombia and venezuela have got to take care of themselves now...
 
OMG this is so worrying!! I dont think its fair to just bomb a submarine and kill people without even knowing who they are or what they did 🤕💔 I mean, we gotta be careful with our military actions and make sure we're not violating international law 🌎😬 Trump's explanation sounds really sketchy too... like is it true the subs was carrying drugs? Or is that just a cover story? 🤑👀
 
omg what is going on with the us and venezuela this doesnt make any sense they keep saying its to combat drug trafficking but like who do they think they are sending ppl to die over? 🤯 i feel so bad for the victims and their families and also the people in colombia who might have been affected by these strikes did they even consider the human cost of these actions or is it all just about politics and power struggles again? 🤔
 
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