Military Operative in Alto Punino Leaves Nine Suspects Suspected of Being Part of the Border Commands
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Three camps in Alto Punino, Orellana, which would accommodate 60 people and are presumed to serve as a resting place for armed groups.
These aircraft, used for some of the most demanding military operations, such as the incursion into Caracas in which Nicolás Maduro was captured on January 3 of this year, allow the transport of personnel and cargo to sensitive areas with greater reaction power in the face of possible enemy attacks.
Two MV-22B Osprey aircraft from the U.S. Marines, distinctive for their two large tiltrotators, arrived in Ecuador and one of them participated on Monday in an operation in the Amazon, where the Ecuadorian military are dismantling camps allegedly belonging to the Border Commands, a dissident group of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
Authorities found logistical infrastructure, weapons and equipment that would have been used to sustain armed structures.
The Armed Forces dismantled three camps in Alto Punino, Orellana, and arrested nine alleged members of the Border Commands.
The operation in Alto Punino allowed to locate three camps linked to armed structures, with communication and logistics teams
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