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Lawmakers warn Hegseth may have committed war crimes . . . - POLITICO
Lawmakers warn Hegseth may have committed war crimes following second-strike report Democrats and even some Republicans said Hegseth’s orders may have been illegal if a report on his commands to
Pete Hegseth accused of unambiguous war crime after new report - MSN
New reporting shows Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may have violated U S and international law by ordering a follow-up attack on two survivors in the administration's controversial missile
‘Lock Him Up!’: Pete Hegseth’s Smug Defense of Illegal Boat Strike . . .
The scope and lethality of the missions have sparked mounting concerns inside the government about unlawful conduct, potential war crimes, and Hegseth’s increasingly aggressive approach to
Textbook War Crime: Critics Slam Hegseth For Outright Murder After . . .
'Textbook War Crime': Critics Slam Hegseth For 'Outright Murder' After Shock Report Observers say a new report in the Washington Post details potentially illegal activity by the defense secretary
Hegseth slams kill them all report on Caribbean boat strikes
Legal scholars and lawmakers from both parties have scolded the administration for providing little evidence justifying the lethal attacks
Hegseth slams kill them all report on boat strike, denies war crimes
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called a report alleging he ordered a strike on a boat with survivors “fabricated and inflammatory,” while denying claims the operations violate the law of arme…
Lawmakers Say Pentagon May Have Committed War Crime
"A top Republican and Democrats in Congress suggested on Sunday that American military officials might have committed a war crime in President Trump’s offensive against boats in the Caribbean after a news report said that
Hegseth dismisses report he demanded no survivors be left in drug boat . . .
War Secretary Pete Hegseth defiantly dismissed a report Friday alleging he ordered no survivors be left ahead of the first military strike on a drug smuggling boat in the Caribbean Sea in September