Trump Hints at Venezuela Land Strike, Claims "Big Facility" Knocked Out

• US President Donald Trump hinted at a land strike in Venezuela, claiming a "big facility" for drug trafficking boats was "knocked out."
• Trump made the remark during an interview with John Catsimatidis on WABC radio, but provided no specific location or details.
• The alleged strike occurred "two nights ago" from the Friday broadcast, intensifying pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
• The Pentagon redirected queries to the White House, which did not comment; Venezuela's government also remained silent.
• Trump's administration has accused Maduro of running a drug cartel and imposed an oil blockade, while Maduro alleges US regime change efforts.

Why It Matters: Trump suggests US land strike in Venezuela against drug cartels, escalating pressure on Maduro.