United States Reinforces Its Presence in Peru to Combat Narcoterrorism in the Amazon
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This month, General Francisco Donovan, head of the Pentagon’s Southern Command, visited Peru and our Amazon to strengthen cooperation against criminal networks. According to The Wall Street Journal, that cooperation adds drones, intelligence and unmanned boats that monitor rivers. With tools like this, the rod rises: the results must be substantially better than those of previous operatives.
U.S. Southern Command Chief General Francis Donovan led military meetings in Iquitos and visited facilities near the Colombian border. Washington seeks to strengthen intelligence exchange, border surveillance and operations against drug trafficking, terrorist organizations and illegal mining. The initiative is part of a security strategy [...]
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