Ecuador is Willing to Host Logistics Outposts for Military Cooperation With the U.S. - teleSUR English

Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa Asked Trump for U.S. Military Help Against Drug Gangs

President of Ecuador Daniel Noboa said on Tuesday that he asked President Donald Trump in a private meeting for U.S. military operations to combat drug trafficking in the South American nation. The post Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa Asked Trump for U.S. Military Help Against Drug Gangs appeared first on Breitbart.

The Government of Ecuador announced that new military mercenary forces will arrive in the country and collaborators of the private military company Blackwater, of the United States (US), under the justification of supposed advice and training in the fight against organized crime in that South American nation. READ ALSO: Moscoso: Elections in Ecuador represent a "pulse between memory and future" This was specified by Ecuador's Defense Minister, G…

Ecuadorian president said the Andean country is open to international military bases

Ecuador is Willing to Host Logistics Outposts for Military Cooperation With the U.S. - teleSUR English

Eric Prince’s Blackwater company will also advise this Andean country on security. On Tuesday, Ecuadorian Defense Minister Gian Carlo Loffredo confirmed that the administration of President Daniel Noboa is willing to establish several “logistical forward points” that U.S. forces can use in operations against transnational criminal groups. RELATED: Pachakutik And the Citizen Revolution Unite for Ecuador’s Future “The Manta base that existed in th…

Ecuador asked U.S. President Donald Trump for military support in the fight against drug trafficking, during a “positive” meeting between the rulers on the weekend, said on Tuesday, President Daniel Noboa, a few days away from a bitter second round. Ecuador’s president is one of the main allies of the U.S. in Latin America and seeks international support in the war against the bands that beat the country. Noboa, 37, is in the middle of a politic…

Defence Minister Gian Carlo Loffredo confirmed this morning, April 1, in an interview with TC Televisión, that the Government of Ecuador plans to set up several military installations under an international cooperation agreement.