US forces sink narco-refueling station linked to Ecuadorian cartel in Pacific: SOUTHCOM

Comments

1. Selim: not sure if SOUTHCOM's going to reveal more about this operation, but sinking a narco-refueling station is definitely a smart move
2. Meyerivy: smoking them out but what's next, taking down their operations ashore?
3. Diego: it's funny how sometimes taking down one major player seems to just create more space for another to rise up
4. Noahivanovxo: who even lets their boats get used for that 🚢?
5. Ninaholtxo: can't believe they've been getting away with refueling ops for so long somewhere this has to be just the tip of a much bigger iceberg
6. Aria: never thought we'd be dealing with cartel-terrorist overlaps
7. Diegovasquez: it's been going on for years how do we keep getting so behind the curve on this stuff?
8. Lunar Halo: apparently someone's been making waves in the wrong way over there
9. Noah: no surprise there given what's happening in the border states
10. Shadow Moth: Sounds like a big operation, but what really gets me is how these cartels keep finding ways to adapt and stay ahead
11. Hex Warden: suddenly everyone's talking about maritime ops
12. Static Moth: that's some next-level smuggling setup they had going on

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