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A CNN report alleges President Trump is considering conducting military strikes against drug cartels operating in Venezuela, including potentially hitting targets inside the country. No final decision has been made, reports stated. The report follows the Trump administration announcing a military strike against a Venezuelan drug boat in the Southern Caribbean. UPDATE: President Trump Releases Video of Military Strike on Venezuelan Drug Boat "U.S. Military Forces conducted a strike against Tren de Aragua Narcoterrorists. The strike occurred while the terrorists were at sea in International waters transporting illegal narcotics, heading to the U.S. The strike resulted in 11 terrorists killed in action," The White House announced. ?? ON VIDEO: U.S. Military Forces conducted a strike against Tren de Aragua Narcoterrorists. The strike occurred while the terrorists were at sea in International waters transporting illegal narcotics, heading to the U.S. The strike resulted in 11 terrorists killed in action. pic.twitter.com/iszHE0ttxQ — The White House (@WhiteHouse) September 2, 2025 CNN has more: Tuesday’s deadly strike on an alleged drug boat departing Venezuela was a direct reflection of those options, sources said, and marked a significant escalation in the Trump administration’s campaign against drug cartels, many of which it’s designated as terrorist groups. Multiple sources told CNN Tuesday’s strike was just the beginning of a much larger effort to rid the region of narcotics trafficking and potentially dislodge Maduro from power. Asked by a reporter on Friday if he would like to see regime change in Venezuela, Trump said, “We’re not talking about that.” “But we are talking about the fact that [Venezuela] had an election, which was a very strange election, to put it mildly,” Trump said, referring to last year’s presidential race in Venezuela marred by accusations of electoral fraud. The US has moved substantial military firepower into the Caribbean in recent weeks, a move meant in part to be a signal to Maduro, according to multiple White House officials. Ships armed with Tomahawk missiles, an attack submarine, a range of aircraft and more than 4,000 US sailors and Marines are now all positioned near Venezuela. Two White House officials told CNN 10 advanced F-35 fighter jets are also being sent to Puerto Rico, where a Marine unit is currently conducting amphibious landing training exercises. "Billions of dollars of drugs are pouring into our country from Venezuela. The prisons of Venezuela have been opened up to our country," Trump said. "Venezuela has been a very bad actor and we understand that," he added. Check it out: Trump on regime change in Venezuela: "We're not talking about that, but we are talking about the fact that you had an election which was a very strange election, to put it mildly. [...] I can only say that billions of dollars of drugs are pouring into our country from Venezuela." pic.twitter.com/x2hB9ZugWx — Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 5, 2025 “This is a counter-drug operation,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio said, according to CNN. “We are going to take on drug cartels wherever they are, wherever they are operating against the interests of the US," he added. The New York Post shared further info: The Pentagon and State Department declined to comment on the possibility of military action inside Venezuela. The US Navy has deployed at least eight warships to the Caribbean Sea in recent weeks as part of Trump’s effort to crackdown on narcotics trafficking conducted by Venezuelan drug cartels that have been designated as foreign terrorist organizations. On Trump’s orders, US forces conducted an airstrike Tuesday on a drug boat operated by “positively identified Tren de Aragua Narcoterrorists,” killing all 11 people on board. Two days after the strike, Venezuelan warplanes flew over a Navy ship in the region in a “highly provocative move,” the Pentagon said Thursday. “I don’t want to talk about that, but if they do put us in a dangerous position, they’ll be shot down,” Trump said of the threatening show of force Friday.

President Trump unveiled the newly renovated Rose Garden at the White House on Friday night. Trump hosted a dinner for members of Congress at the first gathering at what he called the “Rose Garden Club.” “We call it the Rose Garden Club. And it’s a club for senators, for congresspeople and for people in Washington, and frankly, people that can bring peace and success to our country,” Trump said, according to the Associated Press. Trump said he intended to host tech executives at the Rose Garden Club on Thursday night, but the weather prevented it. Check out footage from the event below: President Trump during the first dinner on newly renovated Rose Garden patio says: “We call it the Rose Garden Club.” pic.twitter.com/VXTkp55PoK — Libbey Dean (@LibbeyDean_) September 6, 2025 .@POTUS hosts Members of Congress at the newly-renovated Rose Garden: "You're the first ones on this great place — we call it the Rose Garden Club." pic.twitter.com/KgzrVoCMNl — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) September 6, 2025 More from the New York Post: The cost of the renovation, started in April, was not disclosed. The Rose Garden is only one of Trump’s recent renovation projects at the White House. He’s filled the Oval Office and the cabinet room with golden decor, erected two 100-ft flag poles on the North and South lawns and is also planning on building a self-funded $200 million ballroom by the East Wing. The decor particularly the yellow umbrellas, recalled Trump’s private club at Mar-a-Lago, where he frequently has lunch and dinners with VIPs — and often controls the music. Songs such as “Whiter Shade of Pale” by Procol Harum and “Are You Lonesome Tonight?” by Elvis have been heard from the front of the White House in past weeks as Trump tested out the sound system. “The Rose Garden Club at the White House is the hottest place to be in Washington, or perhaps the world. The president looks forward to welcoming top business, political, and tech leaders for this dinner and the many dinners to come on the new, beautiful Rose Garden patio,” White House spokesman Davis Ingle told the New York Post. Members of Congress shared images from the evening on social media: Honored that President Trump invited me to be part of the Inaugural Rose Garden Club dinner last night at the White House. It was great to spend some time with @POTUS in the Oval Office. He showed me some of the beautiful renovations he’s made to the cabinet room. Shared a… pic.twitter.com/sqDfmR1mlo — Rep. Richard Hudson (@RepRichHudson) September 6, 2025 What a beautiful evening at the @WhiteHouse for President Trump’s inaugural dinner on the new Rose Garden Club Patio! It was a pleasure to dine with @SusieWiles, visit with @VP about his family trip to ND, and emphasize the urgency of soybean contracts to @SecScottBessent. pic.twitter.com/F392gAZ2hx — Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak (@RepFedorchak) September 6, 2025 I am very grateful to the always generous President Donald Trump for the invitation to join him and others at the inaugural dinner in the Rose Garden Club. The President is making your White House and our country better every day. Got to spend some quality time with the… pic.twitter.com/U5jTYpwrrS — Congressman Dan Meuser (@RepMeuser) September 6, 2025 USA TODAY provided further info: Trump adviser Steven Cheung announced the “club” opening on social media with a picture of a gold embossed stationary sheet reading “The Rose Garden Club at the White House” sitting next to a polished silverware set. Earlier this summer, Trump unveiled plans to pave over the Rose Garden, a historic spot outside the Oval Office that has served as the backdrop of historic presidential moments for more than a century. The old garden, he told reporters on Aug. 3, was “always wet and damp.” “When we had a press conference, you’d sink into the mud,” he told reporters. “If it rained it would take three, four, five days to dry out and we couldn’t use it really for the intended purpose.”

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Vice President JD Vance on Saturday bluntly defended the Trump administration’s recent targeted U.S. Military strike of Tren de Aragua cartel drug smugglers. “Killing cartel members who poison our fellow citizens is the highest and best use of our military,” Vance posted to X. Far-Left social media activist Brian Krassenstein replied to Vance, “Killing the citizens of another nation who are civilians without any due process is called a war crime.” “I don’t give a s*** what you call it,” the VP bluntly responded. The response, only posted hours ago, already has over 1.3 million views. Screenshot: X Vance later doubled-down, mockingly posting, “Democrats: let’s send your kids to die in Russia. Republicans: actually let’s protect our people from the scum of the earth.” Democrats: let’s send your kids to die in Russia. Republicans: actually let’s protect our people from the scum of the earth. — JD Vance (@JDVance) September 6, 2025 This is certainly not the first time Vance has been blunt in his response to Left-wing defenses of apparent criminals. Vance notably went viral back in January when CBS anchor Margaret Brennan tried to argue about when exactly an Afghan national who was plotting a terror attack in the U.S. was radicalized. “I don’t really care, Margaret,” Vance memorably interrupted her argument. “I don’t really care, Margaret.“ ?????????? pic.twitter.com/qpAKCxDalh — Ginny Robinson (@ImGinnyRobinson) January 26, 2025 Over the past decade, hundreds of thousands of Americans have suffered synthetic opioid-related deaths. During the open-border Biden era, tens of thousands of pounds of fentanyl were seized by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP). It’s unclear how much fentanyl made it into the U.S. illegally. Trump’s administration has not only closed the border and started deporting illegals, but they are being proactive with cartel members. This past week, as referenced by Vance, Trump posted a video of the military strike against Tren de Aragua members in the Caribbean Sea. As noted by The Daily Wire, the strike took place in international waters and killed nearly a dozen terrorist cartel members carrying illicit drugs, according to Trump. pic.twitter.com/vEVGYVgLAg — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) September 2, 2025 Additionally, Trump’s strikes against drug cartels are only getting started, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Rubio said on Wednesday that the Trump administration would no longer rely on stopping drug runners when they arrive on U.S. soil, The Daily Wire reported. Instead, the United States will take out cartel members before they reach the country to spread their “poison.” “Interdiction doesn’t work because these drug cartels — what they do is they know they’re going to lose 2% of their cargo. They bake it into their economics,” Rubio said. “What will stop them is when you blow them up. You get rid of them.” Related: U.S. Drone Strikes Cartel Drug Boat, Trump Posts Video For World To See: ‘BEWARE!’

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