Summary
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asked Latin American countries to be tougher on drug cartels. He warned that if these countries do not act, the United States might have to tackle these issues alone. This was said at a conference in Miami attended by officials from several Latin American countries.
Key Facts
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made a speech in Miami about drug cartels.
- Hegseth urged Latin American countries to be more aggressive against cartels.
- He warned that the U.S. might act alone if necessary.
- The speech took place at the first "Americas Counter Cartel Conference."
- Representatives from over a dozen Latin American countries attended.
- Countries like Argentina, Honduras, and the Dominican Republic were present.
- The conference was closely aligned with President Donald Trump's policies.
- Military leaders and presidents attending plan to meet President Trump at his golf club.
