"Killing the citizens of another nation who are civilians without any due process is called a war crime, Brian Krassenstein wrote in response to Vance's post on potential military strikes. Killing the citizens of another nation who are civilians without any due process is called a war crime. Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) September 6, 2025 I don't give a sh*t what you call it, Vance snapped back."
"Killing 11 people in this way could be classified as an extrajudicial killing under international human rights law, potentially exposing U.S. officials to responsibility, Krassenstein followed up with. Good luck in 2029. Any idea what the penalty for such a crime would be? Killing 11 people in this way could be classified as an extrajudicial killing under international human rights law, potentially exposing U.S. officials to responsibility. Good luck in 2029. Any idea what the penalty for such a crime would be? Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) September 6, 2025"
Vice President JD Vance publicly defended potential strikes targeting Venezuelan-linked cartel members, asserting that killing cartel members who poison citizens is the military's highest and best use. The comment followed reports that President Donald Trump is weighing strikes inside Venezuela and after an operation in international waters that killed 11 people aboard an alleged Tren de Aragua drug boat. Influencer Brian Krassenstein called such killings of foreign civilians without due process war crimes and warned they could expose U.S. officials to responsibility under international human rights law. Vance responded bluntly on social media and said an after-action report and legal authority would be addressed.
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