U.S. Repositions MQ-9 Reapers to Colombia and Ecuador as Anti-Cartel Campaign Expands
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U.S. Transfers Its "Killer-Hunters" Drones to Colombia and Ecuador to Fight Cartels in South America
These are the famous MQ-9 Reaper fighters, who were moved from Africa to South America.
The United States has sent spy drones to Colombia and Ecuador to support the actions of both countries against organized crime, according to two military sources to The New York Times. This is an indeterminate number of MQ-9 Reapers who were in Africa. Although their main functions are linked to surveillance activities, they can be used in offensive operations. The arrival of these aircraft, announced by Colombia in August, consolidates Washingt…
The United States transferred surveillance and attack drones to both countries while expanding its military cooperation against drug trafficking groups in Latin America.
Report: US Pulling Some Reaper Drones From Africa
Washington is shifting some of its most lethal flying hardware to a new front. Two unnamed US official tell the New York Times MQ-9 Reaper drones have been blown from Africa and redeployed to Colombia and Ecuador as part of President Trump's expanded campaign against Latin American drug cartels. The...
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U.S. Repositions MQ-9 Reapers to Colombia and Ecuador as Anti-Cartel Campaign Expands
The U.S. military has shifted a limited number of heavily armed MQ-9 Reaper drones from Africa to Colombia and Ecuador, signaling a broader phase of ... The post U.S. Repositions MQ-9 Reapers to Colombia and Ecuador as Anti-Cartel Campaign Expands first appeared on [your]NEWS.
U.S. Deploys Drones in Colombia and Ecuador Under the Umbrella of the Fight Against Drug Trafficking
The Pentagon relocates military platforms from Africa to intensify pressure on criminal networks under criticism for interference.
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