Venezuelan jets fly near US warship as cartel boat shot

The US Department of Defense says two Venezuelan military planes fly near a US navy ship in international waters.

The US army killed 11 people on a ship from Venezuela in the Caribbean on Tuesday, President Donald Trump said that he carried illegal narcotics and belongs to a drug cartel. Legal experts asked questions about the attack.

In a statement on Thursday, the Ministry of Defense said that Venezuela was strongly recommended for not to make any more efforts to prevent, deterd or intervene in the narcotics and anti -terrorist operations carried out by the US army. ” The expression did not give more details.

The Pentagon called the action as “a highly provocative movement”, which he said “designed to intervene in our opposite narco-terrorist operations.”

The New York Times referred to a US defense official, reported that two Venezuela F-16 fighter planes flew through the US navy guided missile Muhrip Dunham in the South Caribbean Sea. The US warship was not activated, the official said that the newspaper mentioned by the newspaper.

Tuesday’s attack made a departure in the use of the army. In a social media article, Trump said that the boat carries the illegal narcotics that would normally interrupt the US Coast Guard.

Legal experts, the coast guard was fired while trying to stop the boat, Coast Guard members would be right to defend themselves, he said.

However, Trump has released a video on social media, which shows that it was destroyed by an air strike.

The administration did not provide any evidence that the US was under the threat of close attacks, that the ship was armed and that the past presidents did not define the critical targets for an extremist attack, as they did in similar attacks.

Legal experts, in the eyes of many people around the world, were civilians, and the attack will be seen as a trial killing.