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Hegseth hints major defense spending increase, reveals new details on Trump’s anti-narcoterrorism operations

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth reveals he personally authorized Trump administration's first strike on suspected drug vessel off Venezuela and watched the operation live.
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Hegseth hints major defense spending increase, reveals new details on Trump’s anti-narcoterrorism operations

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth reveals he personally authorized Trump administration's first strike on suspected drug vessel off Venezuela and watched the operation live.

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Hegseth hints major defense spending increase, reveals new details on Trump’s anti-narcoterrorism operations

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth reveals he personally authorized Trump administration's first strike on suspected drug vessel off Venezuela and watched the operation live.

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