US Navy Second Strike Controversy

A U.S. Navy admiral, Frank Bradley>>>, ordered a second strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean Sea in September, an action that has come under bipartisan scrutiny in the United States>>>. The United States — White House>>> and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth>>> are defending the legality of the strike, stating Frank Bradley>>> acted within his authority. However, reports suggest survivors were killed in the second strike, leading to calls for investigations, the release of video evidence, and testimony from Pete Hegseth>>>. President Donald Trump>>> has expressed he would not have wanted a second strike but has defended Pete Hegseth>>>. Meanwhile, Venezuela>>>'s President Nicolás Maduro>>> has condemned the U.S. operations as 'psychological terrorism' and Venezuela>>> has launched its own investigation into the deaths of Venezuelans in these strikes. The incident is part of a broader series of U.S. military operations near Venezuela>>> aimed at drug cartels, which have resulted in over 80 deaths.