Hegseth order on 1st Caribbean boat strike, officials say

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Hegseth boat strike fallout, war crime allegations: What to know
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s reported order in early September to “kill everybody” aboard an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean has sent shock waves throughout Washington, prompting scrutiny from key leaders in Congress and a cautious defense from President Trump.

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Hegseth order on first Caribbean boat strike, officials say: Kill them all
Pete Hegseth lashes out at 'kill them all' report on boat strikes
Hegseth’s hard-line tactics are becoming a political threat for Trump
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth’s tenure has been turbulent from the start, but the fallout from US strikes on fast boats off the Venezuelan coast has become the most politically perilous phase yet ...

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Hegseth Ordered a Lethal Attack but Not the Killing of Survivors, Officials Say
White House Confirms Second Strike on Alleged Drug Boat and Defends Move as Legal
For Trump, Hegseth’s Take-No-Prisoners Approach Is a Growing Liability
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been a political problem for President Trump since his confirmation in the Senate early this year, which he survived thanks to a single, tiebreaking vote cast by Vic...

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‘This Is Murder’: Could Hegseth Face Prosecution For Alleged Order to ‘Kill Everyone’ on Boat in Caribbean?
Trump ‘Wouldn’t Have Wanted’ Second Strike on Venezuela Boat

Survivors on ‘narco boat’ targeted by Trump order were blown apart after Hegseth verbal command to ‘kill everybody’: Report

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly gave a verbal order to leave no survivors behind as Donald Trump’s administration launched the first of more than a dozen attacks on alleged drug-running boats that have killed more than 80 people over the last three months.
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‘Boat crew gave no instructions to anyone’: Survivor recounts Mumbai ferry accident

A ferry collided with a navy speedboat near Gateway of India. Passengers recalled the terrifying experience. Many struggled to find life jackets amid the chaos. Some passengers helped others. The ferry driver allowed people on the roof for extra money.
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