Ecuador: Another Suspected Drug Trafficking Vessel Sunk by the US Navy, the Fourth This Week
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The United States on Saturday sank a fourth ship suspected of links to drug trafficking off the coast of Ecuador, in a joint operation with that country broadcast on social media by the US military.
US naval forces attacked and sank a ship in Ecuadorian waters, which the US said was supporting the activities of an international drug trafficking organization.
On Saturday, the United States sank a fourth ship suspected of links with drug trafficking off the coast of Ecuador. Their crews have all denied being involved in any drug trafficking. With the support of the United States, Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa is waging a merciless war against drug trafficking. - "They are criminalizing fishing": the United States is sinking a new ship of suspected drug traffickers in Ecuador (International).
The U.S. Army announced that it had sunk a fourth vessel suspected of drug trafficking. "For the U.S. Navy, any fisherman in the fishing season is a potential criminal," deplores a representative of the sector.
The U.S. attacked another Ecuadorian vessel for alleged links to drug trafficking, adding up to four in a week.
A total of four Ecuadorian ships have been destroyed by the United States Navy in recent days for alleged drug trafficking links.
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