The US military carried out a new operation against the Los Choneros cartel in the Pacific

The US army has added a new one to its operations against drug cartels. US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) announced that forces affiliated with the Western Hemisphere Joint Task Force took out another boat used as a refueling station by the Los Choneros cartel in the Eastern Pacific. It was stated in the statement that the suspects detained here were handed over to the Ecuadorian authorities, and that the evacuated boat was sunk. It was emphasized that the US army continues its operations targeting the logistics networks of narco-terrorists.

“WE HIT THEM AT THE MOST CRITICAL POINTS”

SOUTHCOM Commander General Francis L. Donovan emphasized that they are putting serious pressure on the drug cartels and said, "We are hitting them at their most crucial points: We are collapsing their complex networks, disrupting their advanced logistics activities and dealing a heavy blow to their financial resources. This is exactly what total systemic attrition looks like." He made a statement.

US ARMY ACCELERATED ITS OPERATIONS AGAINST CARTELS

The US army has recently stepped up its operations against drug cartels. SOUTHCOM had sunk refueling boats used by the Los Choneros cartel operating in the Eastern Pacific region in similar operations carried out since August 29. SOUTHCOM had announced that the operations in question aimed to deal a blow to the logistics networks of narco-terrorists.