U.S. Military Operations Against Suspected Narco-Trafficking by Designated Terrorist Organizations
These actions took place in international waters, with announcements detailing engagements throughout the month
EASTERN PACIFIC AND CARIBBEAN — The U.S. Department of Defense disclosed a series of operations targeting vessels linked to designated terrorist organizations involved in narcotics transportation on October 23.
These actions took place in international waters, with announcements detailing engagements throughout the month. Official statements highlighted intelligence-driven strategies and confirmed no U.S. casualties. The establishment of a Joint Task Force under U.S. Southern Command enhances these efforts, supported by coordinated maritime and aerial surveillance to monitor transit routes.
The Department provided details on vessel identifications and outcomes, reflecting a commitment to regional security through interdiction. Inter-agency collaboration, including federal law enforcement and partner-nation agencies, focuses on disrupting supply chains affecting U.S. interests. Intelligence confirms the ongoing threat from these organizations along established routes, guiding sustained operational efforts.
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