Trump denies knowledge of reported SEAL Team 6 mission in North Korea that killed civilians

President Donald Trump said in a statement on Friday, September 5, he said he did not know anything about what the New York Times reported, in North Korea, a 2019 SEAL Team 6 mission in which unarmed North Korean civilians were killed during a canceled operation.

Trump, who spoke to journalists from the Oval Office on Friday, was asked by a reporter: “Can you confirm that?”

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Pentagon and Military Authorities rejected the comment

The Pentagon and the US Special Operations Command refused to comment on the ABC News about the New York Times report. ABC News did not approve of the details in the report.

New York Times, Details about North Korean operation report

“The current and former military personnel, which has knowledge about the members of the first Trump administration and the Mission of the first Trump administration, including civil government officials,” Trump’s mission, he said.

Seal Team 6 Mission Objectives in North Korea

Seal Team 6 Commandos, Times, “The United States will erect a device that will allow Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, to prevent communication with high-level nuclear talks with President Trump.”

Civil Deaths During the North Korean mission

Times were afraid that US team members were identified by a North Korean boat approaching the region. The seals opened fire, according to Times, killed all of the boat. When Trump sent us the Navy Seal team who killed Bin Laden to North Korea. Here is everything hidden I missUpon the examination, none of the people on the boat was armed, the Times reported and the evidence “the briefing of the task of the crew’s number two or three people, the crusty seafood for crusty seafood,” he said.