US, Ecuadorian forces took action in Ecuador to combat drug trafficking, US military says
Ecuadorian and U.S. forces, under the direction of the U.S. Southern Command, have initiated operations targeting designated terrorist organizations within Ecuador. The joint effort aims to combat illicit drug trafficking, though specific details ...
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The U.S. military's Southern Command said on Tuesday that Ecuadorian and U.S. forces launched operations against what it said were designated terrorist organizations in Ecuador.
The Southern Command, which is the U.S. military's combatant command that encompasses 31 countries through South and Central America and the Caribbean, said that the action was meant to combat illicit drug trafficking, but did not provide more details in a statement on social media website X.
The Southern Command, which is the U.S. military's combatant command that encompasses 31 countries through South and Central America and the Caribbean, said that the action was meant to combat illicit drug trafficking, but did not provide more details in a statement on social media website X.
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