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Donald Trump, President of the United States, has claimed that the US military has destroyed three vessels, allegedly involved in drug trafficking from Venezuela. The statement was made prior to his state visit to London, where he revealed that the military had struck down three boats, including two that were featured in video footage released by the US government. While he did not disclose the location of the third strike, Trump stated that these actions were taken to stop the flow of drugs from Venezuela into the US. The President also alleged that the occupants of one of the vessels were ‘narcoterrorists’, transporting illegal narcotics to the US. This assertion was made during a White House briefing, where he claimed to have recorded evidence of the illegal cargo.
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