President Trump Confirms New Anti-Cartel Strike, Delivers Fiery Speech Aboard USS George H.W. Bush for Navy Anniversary

On Sunday, October 5, 2025, President Donald Trump revealed the U.S. had conducted another strike on an alleged cartel drug boat, speaking aboard the USS George H.W. Bush aircraft carrier. The announcement came as the President and First Lady Melania Trump observed naval flight demonstrations and celebrated the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Navy off the eastern coast of the U.S.

Addressing the crew, President Trump thanked the Navy for its role in the operation, emphasizing the severe impact of drug trafficking. “Every one of those boats is responsible for the death of 25,000 American people and the destruction of families. So when you think of it that way, what we’re doing is actually an act of kindness. But we did another one last night. Now we just can’t find any,” he stated, indicating the effectiveness of such interdictions.

During his remarks, Trump also touted the formidable strength of the American military, issuing a stern warning to potential adversaries. “Every tyrant and adversary on the planet knows their choice is very simple: it’s leave America in peace, or be blown up in fire and fury never seen before,” he declared, praising the skill and courage of U.S. pilots.

The President pledged his support for service members, promising “across-the-board pay raises for every sailor and service member” and “the largest ever investment in our military history,” which would include revitalizing shipyards. His speech also touched upon historical military engagements, criticizing past approaches and asserting, “We win. Now, we win. We don’t want to be politically correct anymore.”

In a more personal moment, Trump described his address as a “speech of love” and even quipped about being a “peace president,” suggesting some sailors might be “angry” that he ends wars. He alluded to ongoing negotiations to resolve a conflict that has “taken 3,000 years,” widely interpreted as the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza, noting, “But I don’t want to talk about it until it’s done.”

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