美防长被曝曾下令“干掉运毒船所有人”！特朗普发声，白宫：总统已经明确表示防长有权杀死“毒品恐怖分子”

Group 1 - Venezuelan President Maduro rejects "slave-like peace" and "colonial peace," advocating for peace based on sovereignty, equality, and freedom [1] - The U.S. government is accused of using "psychological terrorism" against Venezuela, but Maduro asserts that the Venezuelan people will continue to build their nation peacefully without foreign interference [1] Group 2 - U.S. Defense Secretary Peter Hegseth reportedly ordered a second attack on a "drug trafficking ship," resulting in the deaths of 11 individuals, raising questions about the legality of the military action [2][4] - Hegseth denied the allegations of ordering the killing of survivors, claiming that the military actions were in accordance with U.S. and international law [4][6] - The White House defended the military actions as "legal" and necessary for self-defense, asserting that they complied with the laws of armed conflict [6][7] Group 3 - Bipartisan congressional members have expressed intentions to investigate the legality of the military actions, with concerns about the implications of attacking survivors of a previously targeted vessel [9] - Since early September, U.S. military operations in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific have led to the sinking of over 20 "drug trafficking ships," resulting in more than 80 deaths, yet no evidence has been provided to substantiate the drug-related claims [11]