Trump said that at least 25,000 Americans “would have died” if the alleged drug carrying submarine was allowed to come on the US’ shore. (Photo: X/ @WhiteHouse)

The United States has said that it is releasing the two survivors of an American military strike on a suspected “drug-carrying vessel” in the Caribbean to their home countries in Ecuador and Colombia as President Donald Trump said it was his “great honor” to destroy the drug-carrying submarine with “four known narcoterrorists on board”.

The US military rescued the pair after two suspected “narco terrorists” were killed in the strike at the submersible vessel on Thursday, in what was at least the sixth such strike in the Caribbean by the US forces since September. The US president posted footage of Thursday’s operation in the Cari

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