US Intercepts Refueling Ship Linked with Drug Trafficking
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Suspects rescued on board will be available to the Ecuadorian authorities for prosecution
EADaily, September 16, 2026. The U.S. military drowned a floating refueling station allegedly used for drug trafficking in the East Pacific, reporting to the U.S. Southern Military Command Press Service (SOUTHCOM) on social network X.
QUITO (AP) — U.S. Southern Command reported Tuesday the sinking of another Ecuadorian ship into Pacific waters, which it identified as a floating fuel refueling station allegedly associated with the dangerous criminal gang...
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A vessel used to support illegal operations was intercepted by U.S. forces in the Pacific. The ship, linked to a criminal group, was sunk after landing the crew, which will be delivered to Ecuador.
The American military intercepted a floating refuelling station in the East Pacific, which, according to intelligence, was used to support illegal maritime drug trafficking, as reported by the United States South Command (SOUTHCOM).
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