Is It Bad News That U.S. Drones Will Be Pulled Out of Africa?
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The Pentagon is expanding military cooperation with Latin American and Caribbean countries to combat drug trafficking.
The Pentagon is considering the possibility of transferring MQ-9 Reaper attack reconnaissance drones from Africa to Central and South America for operations against drug cartels, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported, citing sources. The US Department of Defense is considering the possibility of transferring MQ-9 Reaper attack reconnaissance drones from Africa to Central and South America to fight drug cartels, reports TASS. The US military has…
The United States may deploy MQ-9 Reaper UAVs from Africa to Central and South America to fight drug cartels, The Wall Street Journal writes, citing sources
The United States may deploy MQ-9 Reaper UAVs from Africa to Central and South America to fight drug cartels, The Wall Street Journal writes, citing sources.In an interview with the lava publication of the Southern Command of the...
Is It Bad News That U.S. Drones Will Be Pulled Out of Africa?
The U.S. relocation of MQ-9 Reaper drones from Africa to Latin America is not a drawdown of imperial aggression but a strategic reallocation, with the drones likely to be used against Cuba, Venezuela, and other targets of the "Donroe Doctrine."
With the expansion of operations in this direction, the United States military is exploring the possibility of redeploying additional drones of the model from Africa, as their equipment allows for the interception of electronic communications, the recording of heat signatures and high-precision strikes.
The Pentagon uses drones to monitor drug smuggling routes in Latin America, and the U.S. military is engaged in raids with locals...
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