A significant contradiction has emerged from the White House regarding the potential declassification of military footage. President Donald Trump has publicly denied ever expressing that he had “no problem” with releasing video evidence of a U.S. naval strike on a Venezuelan vessel, which American authorities claim was trafficking narcotics. This denial stands in direct opposition to his own verified statements made just days prior. The incident in question involved the boarding and subsequent sinking of a boat allegedly carrying drugs, an operation that has escalated diplomatic tensions with Venezuela. This discrepancy raises questions about the administration’s transparency and communication consistency on matters of national security and international engagement. The original remarks, captured on camera, showed the President appearing to endorse greater public disclosure of the controversial operation. Analysts suggest this reversal could impact the credibility of official narratives concerning military actions in foreign jurisdictions, particularly in the politically volatile context of U.S.-Venezuela relations and the ongoing war on drugs.
Trump said ‘no problem’ to releasing US strike video. Then denied saying it
