US Strikes Suspected Drug Boats in Eastern Pacific, 8 Killed
US forces destroyed five suspected drug vessels in the eastern Pacific, killing eight men aboard over a two-day operation, says US Southern Command.
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US forces destroyed five suspected drug vessels in the eastern Pacific, killing eight men aboard over a two-day operation, says US Southern Command.
On Dec. 2, 2025, President Trump said the U.S. will soon begin land strikes against drug traffickers in the Caribbean, expanding its campaign after months of sea operations.
President Trump confirmed a recent call with President Maduro as the US bolsters its Caribbean military presence to curb drug trafficking, drawing sharp criticism from Caracas.
President Trump says the U.S. will soon launch land operations to halt suspected drug traffickers from Venezuela, adding to recent Caribbean military drills.
The US is reportedly preparing strikes on Venezuelan military installations for alleged drug trafficking. Here’s what young LatAm readers need to know.
US military strikes suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific, killing three, as Colombia condemns the action and calls for a halt to the attacks.
The U.S. military destroyed another drug vessel in the Pacific, killing three people. It’s the ninth such strike since early September, following a separate attack that left two dead.
The U.S. military sank its eighth alleged drug vessel in the Pacific, killing two and escalating tensions with Colombia over maritime narcotics operations.
The US military struck a suspected drug-smuggling submarine in the Caribbean, killing two and sending survivors back to Ecuador and Colombia for prosecution.
A U.S. military strike on a vessel suspected of drug trafficking near Venezuela’s coast killed six, raising the death toll in these operations to 27.