Trump: Anyone selling drugs to our country could be attacked

US President Donald Trump held a cabinet meeting at the White House that lasted more than 2hours.Followingthemeeting, Trump and his cabinet members madestatements. Regarding operations againstdrug cartelsStating that the scope would be expanded, Trump said that ground attacks were imminent.Targeting Venezuela,Trump said, "I want those ships eliminated, and if necessary, we will attack their territory (Venezuela) just as we do at sea. There is very little left coming by sea. People accusedof drugtraffickingareGround attacksagainst individualswill target anyone involved in the illegal trade, regardless of where they are located. We know where they live. Very soonwe will begin this. It doesn't matter if they come from a specific country or any country, anyone who sells drugs to our countrycould be attacked," he said.

Trump, "Venezuela has behaved very badly. They are emptying their prisons into our country. They are sending drug dealers, addicts, and people we don't want," he said.

Regarding the war being wagedTouching onthenegotiations, Trumpsaid, "I hope to end the ninth war. For every war,I should receive the Nobel PeacePrize for it."I am fine, but Ido not want to be greedy," he said.

Trump, 78, was honored that thecountry nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prizestating that, "I was nominated by nearly 100 countriesbut I did notreceive the award.That is fine, I havesaved manylives," he said.

Iran's nthe elimination of its nuclear capacityhasalso changed regionaldynamics,stated Trump, "Iran is a fear factoropen the curtainfrom has regressed significantly. They are no longerthe bullies of the Middle East. Iraq has also become a verydifferent place," he said.

US businessman Elon Regarding the question about his relationship with Musk, Trumpsaid, "I don't know if we are friends again, but I think we get along well. There might have been tension between usbecauseI am not forcing everyone to buy electric cars."

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth while in the Caribbean drug smugglers, stating that significant progress has been made in operationsagainstand adding, "They are currently having trouble finding boats to launchattacks"we are doing. That is why we took a short break," he said.