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US Forces Intercept Floating Fueling Station Linked to Drug Trafficking: SOUTHCOM

Summary by Times of India
US forces intercepted a floating fueling station allegedly linked to drug trafficking, according to US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM). The operation highlights ongoing efforts to disrupt maritime drug networks and illegal supply chains. Watch the visuals from the interception as US forces target suspected trafficking operations across international waters.

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The US military has carried out a new attack on a ship in the Pacific Ocean that was serving as a refueling station for boats used in illegal drug trafficking, the US Southern Command reports on X.

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The United States intercepted and sank an alleged refueling station that would support drug trafficking operations in the East Pacific. The information was released on Monday (7) by the United States Southern Command (Southcom). The operation was conducted by the Western Hemisphere Joint Task Force. According to Southcom, the vessel would be [...]

World News: The US Southern Command announced the interception of a "floating refueling station" that was supporting illegal drug trafficking operations in the eastern Pacific Ocean. Source: Youm7.com US intercepts refueling vessel supporting drug smuggling in the Pacific Ocean...

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PJ Media broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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