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US accused of ‘illegal massacre’ after strike on Venezuelan boat

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Venezuela says the US violated international law after President Trump posted a video he says shows the military targeting a boat smuggling drugs in international waters. Eleven people were reportedly killed in the strike which critics say could amount to a war crime.

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