The US Armed Forces attacked a drug traffickers ship in the Pacific Ocean

The US armed Forces attacked and destroyed a ship carrying narcotic drugs in the international waters of the Pacific Ocean. This was announced on December 4 by the Southern Command of the United States Armed Forces.

"Intelligence has confirmed that the ship was carrying drugs and was following a well—known drug trafficking route in the eastern Pacific Ocean," a message on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

It is specified that four male drug terrorists were on board. They were eliminated.

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On November 10, the US Navy, by decree of US President Donald Trump, launched two strikes against ships allegedly carrying drug traffickers in the Pacific Ocean. In total, six people were killed in the attack. There were three men on board each vessel.

On November 6, the Pentagon announced the destruction of another ship with drug traffickers in the Caribbean Sea on the orders of the US president. The strike was carried out in international waters. None of the American military was injured, three drug traffickers were killed. It is noted that the operation is part of a large-scale US campaign to combat international drug trafficking in the region, and such actions will continue until the threat to the American people is completely neutralized.

On the night of October 24, the United States attacked a ship allegedly belonging to drug traffickers in the Caribbean Sea. According to Hegseth, there were six male drug terrorists on board the ship during the attack - all of them were killed.

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