US forces sink narco-refueling station linked to Ecuadorian cartel in Pacific: SOUTHCOM
U.S. forces sank a Los Choneros refueling vessel in the Eastern Pacific after SOUTHCOM said it supported at-sea drug trafficking operations.
Republican Ledger staff · 8:24 PM ET
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U.S. forces sank a Los Choneros refueling vessel in the Eastern Pacific after SOUTHCOM said it supported at-sea drug trafficking operations.
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