Trump officials push claim that US in ‘armed conflict’ with drug cartels
Administration attempts to justify strikes on alleged Venezuelan drug boats by claiming US under ‘armed attack’ The Trump administration is trying to justify strikes on alleged Venezuelan drug boats by advancing a novel legal theory that the US is now in a “non-international armed conflict”, (...)
Site référencé: The Guardian
Donald Trump, Trump administration, Americas, Caribbean, US news, US politics, Drugs, Society, US foreign policy, World news, Venezuela
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