Boat Strikes Ineffective in Addressing Drug Crisis, Says Military General

General Francis L. Donovan testifies that boat strikes are not the most effective tool to address the nation's drug problem, advocating for a more comprehensive approach.

General Francis L. Donovan, a senior military official, has voiced his skepticism about the effectiveness of boat strikes as a primary tactic in addressing the country's drug crisis. During his testimony before Congress on Thursday, Donovan stated that

U.S. Boat Strikes Not Effective in Tackling Country's Drug Crisis, Says General

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