Dummkopf Trumpf ordered the death of four human beings with high-tech munitions who were allegedly smuggling drugs on a boat in the Caribbean. The nefarious Trumpf junta is undeterred by mounting legal questions and international outrage about their campaign to destabilize Venezuela. The most unqualified person to ever lead the US defense establishment, racist misogynistic dipsomaniac Pete Hegseth, announced on social media that Trumpf ordered a lethal, kinetic strike on a narco-trafficking vessel.' Earlier, Trumpf had notified Congress that the US is now engaged in "non-international armed conflict" against drug cartels, whose members will be considered "unlawful combatants." This extra-judicial killing (XJK) is a clear violation of international law and more abuse of the Authorization to Use Military Force (AUMF) by the man who aspires to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, something which Trumpf covets since Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama were both rightful recipients.
Before the callous mass murder of these four human beings who were denied due judicial process, Venezuela's foreign and defense ministries reported that US combat planes were detected 46.6 miles off their shores. Both ministries accused the US of flouting international law and jeopardizing civil aviation in the Caribbean Sea. Venezuela "urges US Secretary of War Peter Hegseth to immediately cease his reckless, thrill-seeking and warmongering posture which is disturbing the peace of the Caribbean." Venezuela is a resource-rich nation, laden with petroleum and minerals, so the Trumpf junta is attempting to destabilize the Maduro government with the intention of regime change in Caracas, no matter how many people are killed under this canard of fighting so-called drug cartels.
The UN OHCHR, which has been monitoring Israeli and Russian war crimes the past several years, condemned the extrajudicial execution of 11 people on 2 Sep 2025 and three people on 15 Sep in the Caribbean Sea by the nefarious Trump junta.
"International law does not allow governments to simply murder alleged drug traffickers. Criminal activities should be disrupted, investigated, and prosecuted in accordance with the rule of law, including through international cooperation."
Source: www.ohchr.org