US Edition‘A Damn Embarrassment’: Pete Hegseth Slammed After U.S. Defense Contractors Mistakenly Invade a Beach in Foreign Country, Triggering Standoff
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‘A Damn Embarrassment’: Pete Hegseth Slammed After U.S. Defense Contractors Mistakenly Invade a Beach in Foreign Country, Triggering Standoff
The United States has invaded Mexico … by mistake, it seems, prompting widespread speculation on how such a strange mishap occurred and putting U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth under a microscope. A group of American defense contractors mistakenly landed on a beach near Playa Bagdad in northeast Mexico on Nov. 17, about 12 miles south of the U.S. border, and posted signs deeming the area “restricted,” according to reports. U.S. Secretary of W…
An unexpected drama unfolded on the Mexican beach of Bagdad on Monday. American soldiers had erected warning signs there, saying that the US Department of Defense itself was prohibiting entry. It was not until the arrival of the Mexican navy that the shocking reality was revealed. The men had mistaken the border and thought they were still in Texas. The episode, which seems like something out of an absurd comedy, quickly turned into a diplomatic…
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