U.S. Southern Command Conducts Strike on Suspected Narco-Trafficking Vessel in Caribbean
U.S. Southern Command said a joint task force carried out a “lethal kinetic strike” Monday on a vessel allegedly operated by designated terrorist organizations along known narcotics trafficking routes in the Caribbean.
According to a statement posted by U.S. Southern Command, the operation was conducted Feb. 23 at the direction of SOUTHCOM commander Gen. Francis L. Donovan. The vessel was reportedly engaged in narcotics trafficking operations at the time of the strike.
The statement said three male “narco-terrorists” were killed during the action. No U.S. military personnel were harmed.
The operation was conducted by Joint Task Force Southern Spear as part of what was described as #OpSouthernSpear.
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It’s like they trying to wipe out black people. That will NEVER happen. Wickedry!!!
This is Rubbish.
Why the Caribbean governments so quiet and allowing the US to come into our waters and doing this?
There are more drug dealers and terrorists stateside than in the Caribbean. Why they just don’t stay in their lane and give us a break. I am so angry.
Well America, you are above any international law. You can do what you want, kill whom you want, no questions asked.
Just know God doesn’t sleep. You will one day have to account for the things you did.
@ P…. Caribbean governments are quiet because Dem want visa to go America.
My visa expired since 2012 and if I don’t see that place again me nar Kay. America poses an immediate threat to peace in the Caribbean…a clear and present danger to our way of life