The United States Sank Another Ship, Allegedly Acting in the Interests of a Drug Cartel in the Pacific Ocean
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The action is in addition to several US operations against floating refueling stations linked to Los Choneros
The U.S. military headquarters has not specified the name of the vessel or the exact number of people on board.
The US military has sunk another ship suspected of being involved in drug smuggling. The military released a statement on the X network describing the operation in the eastern Pacific. The crew of the vessel was handed over to Ecuadorian authorities. No one died in the latest operation. However, since last September, US strikes on ships allegedly involved in drug smuggling have claimed the lives of more than 220 people, PBS reports.
U.S. military forces bombed a seventh Ecuadorian fishing vessel in the Pacific Ocean linked to drug trafficking
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