Pete Hegseth delivered remarks on U.S. foreign policy, stating a shared goal of countering narco-terrorists and joining the coalition for security.
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Pete Hegseth delivered remarks on U.S. foreign policy, stating a shared goal of countering narco-terrorists and joining the coalition for security.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- US forces expanded military reach into the region of Colombia on September 4th, following Hegseth's commentary on foreign policy.Sub-event
Medellín court reviews foreign operations legality amid joint anti-narcoterrorism discussions.1 source
Hegseth discussed U.S. foreign policy goals regarding narco-terrorists and ISIS, incorporating Colombia.1 source
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Pete Hegseth
United States Secretary of Defense
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Colombia
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