
U.S. Military Hits 8th Drug Vessel in Pacific, Straining Ties with Colombia
The U.S. military sank its eighth alleged drug vessel in the Pacific, killing two and escalating tensions with Colombia over maritime narcotics operations.
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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.
U.S. and Ecuador join forces in Quito to disrupt cartel routes and curb violence with new sanctions targeting key criminal networks.
Mexico has transferred 29 drug trafficking suspects to the U.S. amidst rising tensions over fentanyl trafficking and recent U.S. threats of tariffs.