A Washington Post report reveals Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth allegedly ordered the killing of all survivors in a second strike on a vessel in the Caribbean, carried out by SEAL Team 6 after two survivors were spotted. This followed an initial strike that left no survivors on a vessel carrying narcotics. Following the incident, protocols were altered to prioritize rescuing survivors. Since September, U.S. forces have downed at least 22 vessels, resulting in a minimum of 83 fatalities, sparking tensions and accusations of a broader military strategy in the region.
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A recent report in the *New York Times* detailed a failed 2019 SEAL Team 6 operation in North Korea, aimed at planting a listening device to intercept communications from Kim Jong Un. President Trump, when questioned about the mission, stated he had no prior knowledge of it. The mission, involving the same unit that killed Osama bin Laden, reportedly failed when the team was spotted and retreated without completing their objective. The Pentagon and White House typically do not comment on SEAL Team 6 operations.
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US President denies knowledge of SEAL massacre in North Korea. Well, here we go again. The story, as I understand it, is this: a New York Times report details a classified 2019 SEAL Team 6 mission in North Korea that ended with the killing of unarmed North Korean civilians. And what does the former President say? He claims he didn’t know “anything” about it. Now, that’s a pretty bold statement, isn’t it?
This whole situation raises some pretty immediate questions, doesn’t it? I mean, we’re talking about a highly sensitive, classified operation involving a military incursion into another country. You’d think the President would be in the loop on something like that.… Continue reading
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