Ecuador Releases Survivor of US Strike in Caribbean

Country Frees US 'Narco Sub' Strike Survivor

Ecuador released a man who survived a U.S. strikes on a suspected drug-trafficking submarine, according to reports.

Ecuador Frees Survivor of U.S. Attack on Alleged Drug 'Submarine' - teleSUR English

While Washington claims the vessel was carrying fentanyl, Quito says it had no grounds to detain the Ecuadorian national. On Monday, Ecuadorian authorities announced that Andres Tufiño Chila, the Ecuadorian who survived the U.S. attack on a “submarine” allegedly carrying drugs in the Caribbean Sea, was released after returning to his country. RELATED: Political Movement “Colombia Humana” Rejects US Warmongering Actions in the Caribbean The Inter…

U.S. to Repatriate Survivors of Strike on Suspected Drug Vessel

Two survivors from latest attack will be sent to Colombia and Ecuador, avoiding a potentially thorny legal process in U.S. courts

Ecuador says no evidence to detain survivor of US strike on suspected drug vessel

Ecuador's prosecutor's office said on Monday it would not detain the Ecuadorean survivor of a U.S. military strike on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the Caribbean.

Ecuador releases man who survived US strike on 'drug-carrying submarine'

Colombian citizen who also survived American attack remains hospitalised after being repatriated to Bogota, officials say.

Ecuador releases survivor of US strike on 'drug sub' in Caribbean

Ecuadorian officials say they found no evidence the man had committed a crime, and so had freed him.