US military claims to have struck "drug trafficking boat" in the East Pacific, resulting in 4 deaths
On the 14th local time, the U.S. Southern Command announced via social media that the joint task force "Spear of the South" conducted a strike on a vessel operated by a "designated terrorist organization" in the Eastern Pacific. Intelligence confirmed that the vessel was navigating along a "known drug trafficking route" in the Eastern Pacific and was involved in "drug trafficking operations." In this operation, four male "terrorists" were killed, with no U.S. military personnel injured. (CCTV reporter Liu Xiaoqian, Gong Xiangcheng, Ma Tianjing)
On October 14, U.S. Southern Command conducted a strike against a drug trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific, operated by a recognized terrorist organization. Four male terrorists were killed in the operation, with no injuries reported among U.S. personnel.
- U.S. Southern Command announced a strike on a drug trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific.
- The vessel was operated by a recognized terrorist organization.
- Four male terrorists were killed in the operation.
- No U.S. personnel were injured during the operation.