Mark Warner Questions Lawfulness of 'Double-Tap' Strike, Disagrees with Tom Cotton
Forbes Breaking NewsJanuary 7, 20261 min2,783 views
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- 🎯 Mark Warner expresses significant concerns regarding the lawfulness of a recent "double-tap" strike on an alleged drug boat.
- ⚖️ He questions the legal opinion provided, particularly that it was not documented until three days after the strike occurred.
- ⚠️ Warner suggests the policy behind the strike may not have been well-thought-out, which he views as a major concern.
Disagreement with Tom Cotton's Assessment
- 🗣️ Warner contrasts his view with Senator Tom Cotton's characterization of the strikes as "righteous and lawful" and targeting "naroterrorists."
- ❓ He raises doubts about whether every individual on the boat, including survivors, were indeed naroterrorists.
- 🔍 Without full facts regarding the execution order and communications, Warner states he cannot reach a definitive conclusion, unlike Cotton.
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