U.S. Troops Join Anti-Drug Raids in Ecuador; More than 30 Arrested
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Police intervene, in an operation with U.S. troops, against a criminal group of Ecuadorians who responded to the Mexican cartel and received drugs from Colombia for distribution to the north and Europe
U.S. troops join anti-drug raids in Ecuador; more than 30 arrested
U.S. troops took part in a joint operation in Ecuador that led to more than 30 arrests, according to Ecuadorian officials. The operation targeted a drug-trafficking network with direct ties to Mexico’s Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). Ecuadorian police carried out the raids early Thursday across three provinces, working with U.S. troops and the Drug […]
Earlier this Thursday, more than 320 Ecuadorian police officers, 50 members of the Southern Command and DEA agents participated
Some 320 Ecuadorian agents and 50 military personnel assigned to the U.S. Southern Command have been deployed in the action.
U.S. forces equipped with advanced technology helped Ecuadorian police locate and arrest dozens of suspects during an operation against the cartels, according to the government of Ecuador.
The U.S. military command announced last month that it would expand its presence in the Ecuadorian region. It was about the aid. Read more
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