- The CIA reportedly conducted a drone strike on a Venezuelan port facility earlier this month, targeting a suspected drug-loading area.
- President Trump confirmed the strike, claiming it targeted an illicit drug operation but didn't specify the timing or location.
- This reported attack marks the first known US strike on a target within Venezuela, raising questions about international legality.

A: Hey! Did you hear anything about Venezuela? Crazy news!

B: No! What’s going on? Is everything okay?

A: Apparently, the US did a drone strike! CNN is reporting it.

B: Seriously? A drone strike? Inside Venezuela? Wow!

A: Yeah! President Trump said it was a place where they were loading drugs onto boats.

B: But… is that even legal? I thought countries can’t just attack others like that.

A: That’s what people are saying! It's bringing up a lot of questions about international law.

B: So, nobody got hurt? That’s good, I guess.

A: CNN says no one was there when it happened. Apparently, it was a gang using the dock.

B: Maduro hasn’t said anything yet? I wonder what he’s thinking.

A: Not yet. The US has been attacking boats in the Caribbean before, accusing them of smuggling.