US Forces Intercept Floating Fueling Station Linked to Drug Trafficking: SOUTHCOM
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US Sinks Vessel Used As Floating Refueling Station | SOUTHCOM Releases Strike Footage
The United States has released footage showing the sinking of a vessel described as operating as a floating refueling station. The video, shared by U.S. Southern Command, shows the vessel being targeted and ultimately going down. The operation highlights ongoing U.S. military activity against vessels linked to suspected illicit or hostile operations in the region. The latest footage provides a close look at the U.S. strike and the destruction of…
SOUTHCOM: U.S. forces sink floating refueling station tied to Ecuadorian narco-terrorists
United States forces sunk a floating refueling station purported to be supporting Ecuadorian narco-terrorists, according to U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM).
US forces intercept floating fueling station linked to drug trafficking: SOUTHCOM
US forces intercepted a floating fueling station allegedly linked to drug trafficking, according to US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM). The operation highlights ongoing efforts to disrupt maritime drug networks and illegal supply chains. Watch the visuals from the interception as US forces target suspected trafficking operations across international waters.
The US military has carried out a new attack on a ship in the Pacific Ocean that was serving as a refueling station for boats used in illegal drug trafficking, the US Southern Command reports on X.
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