JD Vance blasts Trump critic in cartel killings debate: ‘I don’t give a sh–‘
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JD Vance recently found himself in a heated exchange with anti-Trump social media personality Brian Krassenstein. The confrontation arose after Vance voiced his support for a U.S. military strike against alleged drug traffickers in the southern Caribbean. In response to Vance’s comments, Krassenstein accused him of advocating for war crimes.
Vance stood by his statement, asserting that targeting cartel members who pose a threat to American citizens is a justifiable use of military force. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the importance of cracking down on narco-terrorist organizations that seek to harm the U.S. with illicit drugs.
President Donald Trump also weighed in on the issue, sharing footage of the military strike and warning potential traffickers of the consequences they will face if they attempt to smuggle narcotics into the country. The president emphasized the need to protect American interests and secure the nation’s borders from external threats.
The strike, which targeted a Venezuelan vessel carrying illegal drugs, was hailed as a success by U.S. officials. No American forces were harmed in the operation, and the message sent to narco-terrorists was clear: there will be no sanctuary for those who seek to harm the United States.
Moving forward, the U.S. is prepared to take swift and decisive action against any individuals or organizations involved in drug trafficking in the region. The safety and security of the American people remain a top priority for the administration, and efforts to combat narco-terrorism will continue unabated.
In conclusion, the recent military strike against narco-terrorists in the southern Caribbean underscores the U.S. government’s commitment to protecting its citizens from external threats. By taking a strong stance against drug trafficking, the administration is sending a clear message that such activities will not be tolerated.
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[Source: Fox News Digital, Taylor Penley, Diana Stancy]– Article by Greg Norman, Fox News Digital
