US Forces Sink Pacific Narco Refueling Platform Tied to Ecuadorian Cartel, SOUTHCOM Says
- U.S. Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere sank a floating refueling vessel linked to Ecuador's Los Choneros criminal group in the Eastern Pacific after removing the people onboard to hand over to Ecuadorian authorities.
- Los Choneros is designated a narcoterrorist organization by the U.S. State Department and aims to control drug trafficking routes through Ecuador by terrorizing the population.
- The operation is part of U.S. Southern Command's efforts to dismantle logistical networks that fuel narcotrafficking in the Western Hemisphere, employing a militarized counter-drug strategy.
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US Forces Sink Pacific Narco Refueling Platform Tied to Ecuadorian Cartel, SOUTHCOM Says
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US forces sink narco-refueling station linked to Ecuadorian cartel in Pacific: SOUTHCOM – Democratic Accent
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The US Navy intercepted and sank the Los Choneros cartel's floating refueling station in the Pacific Ocean, the US Southern Command reported on the social network
The US Navy intercepted and sank the Los Choneros cartel's floating refueling station in the Pacific Ocean, the US Southern Command reported on the social network. "Intelligence has confirmed the ship's involvement in the violent...
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