The US Armed Forces hit the boat of alleged drug terrorists in the Caribbean Sea

The US military attacked a ship that is suspected to have been used by drug traffickers in the Pacific Ocean. This was announced on May 4 by the Southern Command of the United States Armed Forces (SOUTHCOM).

"The Southern Spear Joint Task Force delivered a deadly kinetic strike on a vessel [allegedly] operated by terrorist organizations," a message on the social network X (former. Twitter).

It is specified that the intelligence service confirmed the progress of the vessel along the route of the channel of "illegal trafficking in prohibited substances."

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On April 26, SOUTHCOM reported that the US Armed Forces had attacked a ship of alleged drug trafficking participants in the Pacific Ocean. It was clarified that three people were killed.