Key Points
- The US Army conducted an operation against drug smugglers in the Pacific
- Two drug terrorists were killed
- The operation was carried out as part of the fight against drug smuggling
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The US Army is continuing its operations against drug smuggling in the Pacific Ocean. According to a statement from the US Southern Command, an attack was carried out on a boat suspected of carrying drugs, resulting in the deaths of two people. In the operation, a lethal attack was carried out on a ship identified as being involved in drug smuggling based on confirmed intelligence. As a result of the attack, two drug terrorists were killed. General Francis L. Donovan, Commander of SOUTHCOM, stated that they are determined to disrupt the operations of narco-terrorists, disperse their leadership, and eliminate cartel terrorism in the region.
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- Why did the US Army conduct an operation in the Pacific?
- As part of the fight against drug smuggling
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- Two drug terrorists
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- To fight against drug smuggling and eliminate cartel terrorism
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