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This is the September 2nd 2025 strike that the Washington Post article is referring to Following the initial strike which is the 29 second video below reportedly carried out by the U.S. Navy’s SEAL Team 6, a live drone feed showed that 2 of the 11 crew and reported...

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🔴 BREAKING: WH Confirms Second Strike on “Drug Boat” Was Deliberate The Pete Hegseth-led U.S. counter-narcotics campaign in the Caribbean and Pacific, Operation Southern Spear, included a strike on a boat on September 2, 2025, alleged to be smuggling drugs. According to The Washington Post, the initial strike left survivors clinging to the wreckage. The White House has now confirmed that a second, targeted strike was carried out on the boat, ordered by Admiral Frank M. Bradley, commander of U.S. Special Operations Command. That second strike, per the Post’s reporting, killed the remaining crew. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended Bradley’s decision, saying he acted “well within his authority and the law… to ensure the boat was destroyed and the threat to the United States was eliminated.”

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Host: In a September 2nd strike, Pete Hegseth gave a verbal command to kill everybody on the boat. And we don't know who was on that boat. But after the missile hit, 2 survivors were seen clinging to the wreckage. The commander then ordered a second strike to comply with Hegseth's instructions. They knew that that was an illegal action, that it could constitute a war crime.
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Host: In a September 2nd strike, Pete Hegseth gave a verbal command to kill everybody on the boat. And we don't know who was on that boat. But after the missile hit, 2 survivors were seen clinging to the wreckage. The commander then ordered a second strike to comply with Hegseth's instructions. They knew that that was an illegal action, that it could constitute a war crime.

FactPost

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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed on Monday that there was a follow-up strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean earlier this year, but denies that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave the order. The Washington Post reported Friday that Hegseth gave a verbal order to leave no survivors in the first U.S. strike, and after it left two survivors in the water, the commander of the operation, Adm. Frank Bradley, ordered a second strike to comply with Hegseth's directive, killing the survivors. When asked if Hegseth's original order for the Sept. 2 strike was that everyone be killed and whether that directive came from President Trump, Leavitt told CBS News’ Weijia Jiang, "I saw that quoted in a Washington Post story. I would reject that the secretary of war ever said that.” CBS News has not independently confirmed the Washington Post's reporting.
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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed on Monday that there was a follow-up strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean earlier this year, but denies that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave the order. The Washington Post reported Friday that Hegseth gave a verbal order to leave no survivors in the first U.S. strike, and after it left two survivors in the water, the commander of the operation, Adm. Frank Bradley, ordered a second strike to comply with Hegseth's directive, killing the survivors. When asked if Hegseth's original order for the Sept. 2 strike was that everyone be killed and whether that directive came from President Trump, Leavitt told CBS News’ Weijia Jiang, "I saw that quoted in a Washington Post story. I would reject that the secretary of war ever said that.” CBS News has not independently confirmed the Washington Post's reporting.

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Morning Joe is panicking by suggesting that Pete Hegseth’s Caribbean boat strike order is putting military careers at risk. David Ignatius: “The commander, Admiral Mitch Bradley I believe is his name, who gave the final order to take out the two surviving people on that boat on September 2nd, says that he was following an oral order, not a written order, but an oral order by Secretary Hegseth…There will be discussion as to whether he, Admiral Bradley, was acting independent of the authority that Secretary Hegseth had issued. Every detail of this will be subject to analysis because people's careers, all the way down the chain, are going to be at risk because of the result.”

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General Greg Guillot, the commander of the US Northern Command, said that if given the order to strike anyone that the Trump administration labels a "domestic terrorist", he would carry out the order.
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Q: "Did Admiral Bradley order that second strike because there were still survivors?" Leavitt: "As I read for you, Admiral Bradley worked well within his authority of the law. He directed the engagement to ensure the boat was destroyed and the threat of narcoterrorists to the U.S. was completely eliminated." Q: "So was the initial order from Sec. Hegseth 'everyone be killed' and did that come from President Trump?" Leavitt: "I would reject that the Secretary of War ever said that."
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Q: "Did Admiral Bradley order that second strike because there were still survivors?" Leavitt: "As I read for you, Admiral Bradley worked well within his authority of the law. He directed the engagement to ensure the boat was destroyed and the threat of narcoterrorists to the U.S. was completely eliminated." Q: "So was the initial order from Sec. Hegseth 'everyone be killed' and did that come from President Trump?" Leavitt: "I would reject that the Secretary of War ever said that."

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NEW: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announces that the United States has carried out another kinetic strike on a narco-trafficking vessel off the coast of Venezuela. Hegseth says the strikes will continue. "Four male narco-terrorists aboard the vessel were k*lled in the strike, and no U.S. forces were harmed in the operation." "The strike was conducted in international waters just off the coast of Venezuela while the vessel was transporting substantial amounts of narcotics - headed to America to poison our people." "Our intelligence, without a doubt, confirmed that this vessel was trafficking narcotics, the people onboard were narco-terrorists, and they were operating on a known narco-trafficking transit route." "These strikes will continue until the attacks on the American people are over!!!!"

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Hegseth on the video of the second strike on September 2nd: “We're not going to release a top-secret, full, unedited video of that to the general public.”
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Hegseth on the video of the second strike on September 2nd: “We're not going to release a top-secret, full, unedited video of that to the general public.”

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CNN: Sources telling CNN the admiral who formerly called for the second strike on the alleged drug boat in the caribbean, told lawmakers that the survivors were waving at something in the air before the second strike, although they say it is unclear whether they were surrendering or asking a U.S. Aircraft for help. We are also learning that, Admiral Bradley told lawmakers that the boat was going to meet a larger vessel heading to Suriname.

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Has the United States committed a war crime in the Caribbean Sea? Reports say Defence Secretary, Pete Hegseth, ordered a second strike on a boat allegedly carrying drugs from Venezuela to the US, with the directive to “kill them all”. Hegseth denies this, and says the order was actually given by Admiral Frank Bradley. But regardless - the administration stands by the move.
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Has the United States committed a war crime in the Caribbean Sea? Reports say Defence Secretary, Pete Hegseth, ordered a second strike on a boat allegedly carrying drugs from Venezuela to the US, with the directive to “kill them all”. Hegseth denies this, and says the order was actually given by Admiral Frank Bradley. But regardless - the administration stands by the move.

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Reporter: Did the Trump administration commit a war crime? There were already bipartisan questions about the legal justification for using deadly force against these drug boats. Now you have the second issue, that the first strike killed a number of those on board, and US forces carried out a second strike to kill the survivors. The law of war is you do not kill the wounded or the survivors of a strike, and you have some obligation to give them medical care
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Reporter: Did the Trump administration commit a war crime? There were already bipartisan questions about the legal justification for using deadly force against these drug boats. Now you have the second issue, that the first strike killed a number of those on board, and US forces carried out a second strike to kill the survivors. The law of war is you do not kill the wounded or the survivors of a strike, and you have some obligation to give them medical care

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When asked about a report that Secretary Hegseth ordered the military to kill all passengers aboard a boat suspected of ferrying drugs in September, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Adm. Mitch Bradley made the order for the second strike.
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When asked about a report that Secretary Hegseth ordered the military to kill all passengers aboard a boat suspected of ferrying drugs in September, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Adm. Mitch Bradley made the order for the second strike.

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Reporter: Was there a change in policy after the strike on September 2nd? "The Washington Post" is reporting that these two survivors were killed after a second strike. In October, two people were rescued. Leavitt: Not to my knowledge
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Reporter: Was there a change in policy after the strike on September 2nd? "The Washington Post" is reporting that these two survivors were killed after a second strike. In October, two people were rescued. Leavitt: Not to my knowledge

Acyn

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The second U.S. military strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean on Sept. 2 was a "violation of the laws of war," retired Maj. Gen. Steven Lepper said. "That second strike, the orders to conduct the second strike were illegal orders, and they should not have been executed," he said. "They should not have been followed by anyone in what we call the kill chain." Lepper, who served as the Air Force's deputy judge advocate general, spoke to PBS News Hour's Geoff Bennett on Monday about the strike, which has sparked bipartisan concern over its legality. On Tuesday, PBS News Hour foreign affairs and defense correspondent Nick Schifrin reported that, according to a U.S. official, the U.S. military struck the boat on Sept. 2 a total of four times: twice to kill the 11 people who were on board, and twice more to sink the boat.
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The second U.S. military strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean on Sept. 2 was a "violation of the laws of war," retired Maj. Gen. Steven Lepper said. "That second strike, the orders to conduct the second strike were illegal orders, and they should not have been executed," he said. "They should not have been followed by anyone in what we call the kill chain." Lepper, who served as the Air Force's deputy judge advocate general, spoke to PBS News Hour's Geoff Bennett on Monday about the strike, which has sparked bipartisan concern over its legality. On Tuesday, PBS News Hour foreign affairs and defense correspondent Nick Schifrin reported that, according to a U.S. official, the U.S. military struck the boat on Sept. 2 a total of four times: twice to kill the 11 people who were on board, and twice more to sink the boat.

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The U.S. military carried out another airstrike on an alleged drug cartel vessel Tuesday night, according to two U.S. officials — this time in the Pacific Ocean. It is the eighth known U.S. strike against an alleged drug boat since early September. There were no survivors of Tuesday night's strike and it is believed that two to three people aboard were killed, according to the officials.

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🚨OH GIVE ME A BREAK: Pete Hegseth says he watched the first strike on the boat LIVE and conveniently left for a meeting during the second strike. So we’re supposed to believe he was glued to the screen for the initial bombing, but the moment survivors were clinging to debris - the moment the decision to strike again was made - he just wandered off to a meeting? So then which is it? Does Hegseth need to be tried for War Crimes or just FIRED for dereliction of duty?
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🚨OH GIVE ME A BREAK: Pete Hegseth says he watched the first strike on the boat LIVE and conveniently left for a meeting during the second strike. So we’re supposed to believe he was glued to the screen for the initial bombing, but the moment survivors were clinging to debris - the moment the decision to strike again was made - he just wandered off to a meeting? So then which is it? Does Hegseth need to be tried for War Crimes or just FIRED for dereliction of duty?

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Batya Ungar-Sargon on U.S. strikes on a drug boat: “Well, first of all, the story has been massively misreported. So, you have actual headlines saying that Hegseth gave the order for the second hit. That wasn't in the initial Washington Post article, which claimed that following, by hearsay, somebody claimed to have heard Hegseth say, we have to kiII everybody, therefore the admiral gave the second hit. So, I just want to clear that up. I think that's why Hegseth wrote the tweet, is to just correct the record.” “But what I don't understand is it is the secretary of state's right to determine who is a terrorist and who isn't. The secretary of state answers to the executive branch. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has determined that these boats are carrying terrorists, which makes the attacks on them legal. And the only question is whether that boat was disabled or whether it was destroyed. If it was destroyed, how were there still live people clinging to it? And if it was only disabled, let me just finish the point, then it was still a threat, meaning it was still a legitimate target. So, I'm very confused.” “And, by the way, I've spoken to a lot of veterans today who are also very confused by all of this bipartisan outrage. I don't get it.”
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Batya Ungar-Sargon on U.S. strikes on a drug boat: “Well, first of all, the story has been massively misreported. So, you have actual headlines saying that Hegseth gave the order for the second hit. That wasn't in the initial Washington Post article, which claimed that following, by hearsay, somebody claimed to have heard Hegseth say, we have to kiII everybody, therefore the admiral gave the second hit. So, I just want to clear that up. I think that's why Hegseth wrote the tweet, is to just correct the record.” “But what I don't understand is it is the secretary of state's right to determine who is a terrorist and who isn't. The secretary of state answers to the executive branch. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has determined that these boats are carrying terrorists, which makes the attacks on them legal. And the only question is whether that boat was disabled or whether it was destroyed. If it was destroyed, how were there still live people clinging to it? And if it was only disabled, let me just finish the point, then it was still a threat, meaning it was still a legitimate target. So, I'm very confused.” “And, by the way, I've spoken to a lot of veterans today who are also very confused by all of this bipartisan outrage. I don't get it.”

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NYT: "The military would attempt to rescue survivors who appeared to be helpless, shipwrecked and out of what the administration considered a fight. But it would try again to kill them if they took what the United States deemed to be a hostile action, like communicating with suspected cartel members, the officials said. After the smoke cleared from a first strike on Sept. 2, there were two survivors, and one of them radioed for help, the U.S. officials said. Adm. Frank M. Bradley, who commanded the operation, ordered a follow-up strike and both were killed." This is the exact point we debated on CNN earlier this week.
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NYT: "The military would attempt to rescue survivors who appeared to be helpless, shipwrecked and out of what the administration considered a fight. But it would try again to kill them if they took what the United States deemed to be a hostile action, like communicating with suspected cartel members, the officials said. After the smoke cleared from a first strike on Sept. 2, there were two survivors, and one of them radioed for help, the U.S. officials said. Adm. Frank M. Bradley, who commanded the operation, ordered a follow-up strike and both were killed." This is the exact point we debated on CNN earlier this week.

Batya Ungar-Sargon

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