Oil to Cuba, Possible Reason for U.S. Surveillance Flights Off the Coast of Mexico (Note by Juan Carlos Rodríguez in OEM-Informax)
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The deployment of #U.S. planes and drones in the Gulf of #Mexico does not seem to respond to drug trafficking, estimates a maritime intelligence firm, which points to the tracking of oil tankers en route to #Cuba.
A maritime intelligence report reveals that the U.S. has been on surveillance flights off Mexican coasts for nine months, possibly to track oil shipments to Cuba.
According to a report by Ehrlich Maritime Security, the area does not constitute one of the main routes of maritime drug trafficking and therefore considers the repetition of such operations “anomalous”
Aircraft P-8 Poseidon and drones MQ-4C Triton have conducted intelligence and reconnaissance missions over the Gulf of Mexico; a maritime intelligence report claims that they may be following ships linked to Mexican oil shipments to Cuba Juan Carlos Rodríguez/OEM-Report The United States has developed a pattern of surveillance flights and [...] The Petroleo entrance to Cuba, possible reason for U.S. surveillance flights off Mexico's coast (note …
P-8 Poseidon and MQ-4C Triton drones have conducted intelligence and reconnaissance missions over the Gulf of Mexico; a maritime intelligence report claims that they may be following ships linked to Mexican oil shipments to Cuba
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