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Trump LAUNCHES Historic Strike On Cartels, 14 Dead *BOMBING FOOTAGE*
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For those who have watched the full video on YouTube, can you confirm if it shows the aftermath of the strike and any rescue operations that might have been conducted?
Yes, the video does show some of the aftermath, but it’s limited in what it reveals about rescue operations.
It would be interesting to know more about the intelligence gathering that led to this operation, what kind of information was used to identify and target the cartel members?
I’ve been following the news on cartel activity, and this strike seems like a bold move by Trump, but I’m anxious to see how Mexico responds to this action.
The success of this operation could set a precedent for future actions against cartels, I’m excited to see how this develops and whether it will lead to a reduction in cartel activity.
The use of the term ‘historic strike’ to describe the operation against the cartels suggests a significant shift in strategy, I’d like to know more about what makes this operation different from previous ones.
Given the severity of the action taken, I’m skeptical about the potential for civilian casualties and hope that the full video on YouTube provides some clarity on the measures taken to avoid them.
That’s a valid concern, but the article doesn’t mention any civilian casualties, which is a positive sign.
The mention of ‘bombing footage’ raises questions about the weaponry used in the strike, was it a drone operation or conventional airpower?
The fact that 14 cartel members were killed in the historic strike launched by Trump is a significant blow to their operations, but I wonder what the long-term implications of this action will be on the region’s stability.
It’s surprising that there’s no mention of the specific cartel targeted in the operation, does anyone know which one it was and what their notable activities were?
I’m curious to know more about the bombing footage mentioned in the article, has anyone seen the full video on YouTube and can provide more context about what it shows?
Yes, I watched it and it’s quite intense, the aerial footage shows the precision of the strike.
I’m concerned about the potential for retaliation from the cartels, has there been any increase in security measures for Americans living or traveling near the border areas?
While the operation is a significant step, I’m neutral on its long-term effectiveness without a comprehensive strategy to address the root causes of cartel activity.
The fact that the operation resulted in 14 dead cartel members without any reported casualties on the other side suggests a well-planned and executed mission, kudos to the teams involved.