US military sends floating narco-terrorist gas station to the ocean floor
The United States military’s latest action against a narco-terrorist organization put the traffickers’ pit stop at the bottom of the Pacific.
“That’s how you break a cartel.”
Footage from SOUTHCOM showed the destruction of a vessel said to be used by the narco-terrorist organization Los Choneros after U.S. service members escorted those on board to Ecuador without incident. Commentator David J. Freeman posted the clip with the caption, “THEY SANK THE GAS STATION. SOUTHCOM just hit a floating refuel ship in the Eastern Pacific. It was feeding narco boats at sea. Treasury already had it sanctioned. Intel tied it to Los Choneros. Marines and Sailors launched off USS San Antonio. Boarded it. Cleared it. No shots. Crew to Ecuador. Then they sent the hull to the bottom.
“That’s how you break a cartel. Not a press conference. Cut the fuel. Sink the node,” he added. “Narco-terrorists don’t get a pit stop on the way to American streets.”
“That’s how you break a cartel.”
Footage from SOUTHCOM showed the destruction of a vessel said to be used by the narco-terrorist organization Los Choneros after U.S. service members escorted those on board to Ecuador without incident. Commentator David J. Freeman posted the clip with the caption, “THEY SANK THE GAS STATION. SOUTHCOM just hit a floating refuel ship in the Eastern Pacific. It was feeding narco boats at sea. Treasury already had it sanctioned. Intel tied it to Los Choneros. Marines and Sailors launched off USS San Antonio. Boarded it. Cleared it. No shots. Crew to Ecuador. Then they sent the hull to the bottom.
“That’s how you break a cartel. Not a press conference. Cut the fuel. Sink the node,” he added. “Narco-terrorists don’t get a pit stop on the way to American streets.”
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