U.S. Interdicts Drug Traffickers’ Floating Refueling Station
Interdicts Drug Traffickers’ Floating Refueling Station Catherine Salgado | 9:38 PM on September 07, 2026 U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Los Angeles Field Division via AP U.S. Central Command attracts most of the attention and glory right now because of the Iranian conflict, the U.S. military in this half of the world is also engaged in important operations.
- ▪Interdicts Drug Traffickers’ Floating Refueling Station Catherine Salgado | 9:38 PM on September 07, 2026 U.S.
- ▪Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Los Angeles Field Division via AP U.S.
- ▪Central Command attracts most of the attention and glory right now because of the Iranian conflict, the U.S. military in this half of the world is also engaged in important operations.
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| Canonical URL | https://pjmedia.com/catherinesalgado/2026/09/07/us-interdicts-drug-traffickers-floating-refueling-station-n4956983 |
| Publication time | Mon, 07 Sep 2026 21:38:37 -0400 |
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U.S. Interdicts Drug Traffickers’ Floating Refueling Station Catherine Salgado | 9:38 PM on September 07, 2026 U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Los Angeles Field Division via AP U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) continues to eradicate maritime drug trafficking as part of a massive crackdown on cartel crime in the Western Hemisphere.The Los Choneros narco-terrorists were using the maritime refueling station as part of their network to carry out their deadly criminal activities, according to SOUTHCOM on Monday. While U.S. Central Command attracts most of the attention and glory right now because of the Iranian conflict, the U.S. military in this half of the world is also engaged in important operations.
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