WSj: Why U.S. Airstrikes Are Failing to Stop the Global Cocaine Boom
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The large-scale United States military campaign to hit the jets of smugglers has failed to stop the flow of drugs on the world market, written by American media. The smugglers have moved shipping routes to the east and hid goods in boats on the Amazonian lowland rivers, and are transmitting RIA News with reference to the Wall Street Journal. American officials have reported to the press that over the past 13 months, military aircraft and drones …
The US Armed Forces' campaign against drug traffickers has had the opposite effect – the global cocaine supply chain has become more extensive
The US Armed Forces' campaign against drug traffickers has had the opposite effect – the global cocaine supply chain has become more extensive. This is the conclusion reached by The Wall Street Journal.The publication notes that over the...
The US military campaign against suspected drug traffickers has failed to stem the growth of cocaine production and trafficking, the Wall Street Journal reported. More than 13 months after the operation began, traffickers have changed their routes, used new types of vessels and rerouted shipments through river networks and cargo ships. The first US strike was carried out on September 2, 2025. According to US officials, US drones and aircraft des…
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