U.S. Military Strikes Venezuelan Vessel Allegedly Carrying Narcotics Smugglers
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The Onion Staff
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Summary
The U.S. military conducted a strike on a Venezuelan vessel, killing 11 people that President Trump alleged were smuggling narcotics. The operation has drawn criticism regarding its legality and the evidence supporting the claims of drug smuggling. The article presents various public reactions to the incident.
Key quotes
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"Finally, people can feel safe swimming to Venezuela again." - Matt Zieme, Pastry Historian
"That boat was headed straight towards D.C." - (incomplete quote from the content)
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