US military action concerns Antigua PM

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September 4, 2025

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Gail Alexander

Senior Political Reporter

Antigua and Barbuda Prime Gaston Browne says if the United States indeed took action against narco-traffickers on Tuesday, it may not be condemned. However, he also says if the incident was a precursor to any military intervention, he would certainly condemn it.

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