Trump to launch missiles from Camp Pendleton amid 'No Kings' protests in California? Here's the truth
Posted on: Oct 16, 2025 09:41 IST | Posted by: Hindustantimes
monumental country-wide protests ar planned for oct 18, sat, against the Donald ruff administration's recent policies. Amid that, the Los Angeles Times reported that parts of the Interstate 5 are set to be closed on Friday and Saturday, owing to an event marking the 250th anniversary Marine Corps that will feature live artillery firing. Notably, Vice President JD Vance has will be present.
Amid that, the media outlet MediasTouch reported, citing unnamed sources, that the Trump administration "may fire" missiles at the 'No Kings' protestors. The report state regarding the I-5 closure: "Sources close to MeidasTouch describe the closure as part of a 'vanity parade' that may involve Navy warships shooting live missiles into Camp Pendleton as a 'show of force'.”
However, MediasTouch claims that it is an exclusive report and does not elaborate on the claims further. Per the LA Times report, the event on Friday and Saturday will involve artillery firing, but that is not related to the 'No Kings' protests planned in the Oceaside area of California.
The event has been titled, 'America’s Marines 250: From Sea to Shore – A Review of Amphibious Strength,' and, along with VP JD Vance, it will also feature Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, along with several top commanders of the Marine Corps.
As mentioned in the title of the event, it will feature live artillery firing, with even JD Vance taking part in some of the activities. Notably, JD Vance, a former Marine, is also the first US Marine veteran to serve as the Vice President of the United States.
This story is being updated.
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