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US deploys 4,000 troops to Latin America in anti-cartel push
WASHINGTON — The Defense Department is sending more than 4,000 sailors and Marines to the seas around Latin America, a U.S. official said, a show of strength after President Donald Trump signaled he’s willing to use military force against drug cartels. Read more...
US Routes 4,000 Troops To Latin America in Anti-Cartel Push
The Defense Department is sending more than 4,000 sailors and Marines to the seas around Latin America, a US official said, a show of strength after President Donald Trump signaled he’s willing to use military force against drug cartels.
The U.S. Department of Defense is sending more than 4,000 Marines and Marines to the seas surrounding Latin America, according to one official. The move seeks to show strength after President Donald Trump warned that he is willing to use military action against drug cartels. Read more
USA send more than 4,000 military personnel to Latin waters in action against cartels - Global Happenings
Measure is part of a robust operation to combat drug cartels that operate in the region Reproduction/Youtube/JovempanNewsUnited States announced the displacement of more than 4,000 Marines and Marines to waters near Latin America You United States announced the displacement of more than 4,000 marines and sailors to the waters near the Latin America and to Caribbean. The measure is part of a robust operation to combat drug cartels operating in t…
The United States announced the move of more than 4,000 marine and marine gunmen to the waters near Latin America and the Caribbean. The measure is part of a robust fight against drug cartels operating in the region. The fleet is made up of a significant military equipment, which includes: more than 4,000 soldiers, between rifles and mariners. A nuclear-propelled submarine. A P-8 Owner. Several destroyers equipped with mission launchers.
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