The United States destroyed the ship of drug traffickers in the Pacific Ocean after the crew was searched and detained, the Southern Command of the US Armed Forces reported
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The United States destroyed the ship of drug traffickers in the Pacific Ocean after the crew was searched and detained, the Southern Command of the US Armed Forces reported
The United States destroyed the ship of drug traffickers in the Pacific Ocean after the crew was searched and detained, the Southern Command of the US Armed Forces reported.
A ship suspected of being used for drug trafficking was intercepted and destroyed in the Eastern Pacific during an operation conducted jointly by the US Army and the Ecuadorian government. One. Two countries are fighting together against drug trafficking. The US Army announced on Friday that it had intercepted and destroyed a ship suspected of being used for drug trafficking in the Eastern Pacific, during an operation conducted in coordination w…
A video document released by the US military shows the operation to sink a vessel linked to drug trafficking networks in the Pacific. The US armed forces announced that they destroyed a vessel after their men removed the occupants from it without the use of deadly force. According to the Commander of the group, General Francis L. […] The article Video: Ship carrying drugs was originally published on AlphaTV.
The operation to intercept and destroy the vessel "cuts off a critical supply hub for drug traffickers," according to the US military.
Before the bombing, they removed the occupants and handed them over to the competent authorities.
WASHINGTON - The US military said on Friday it had destroyed a ship used by drug smugglers as a refueling station in the eastern Pacific Ocean, after US soldiers removed several people from the vessel without using force, DPA reported.
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