US and Colombia Consider Joint Military Operations Against Drug Traffickers
Most outlets reported the authorization of joint anti-drug operations between the US and Colombia, with Arab News Pakistan emphasizing the US military's role and the expansion of counter-narcotics efforts in Latin America. 24 News HD highlighted Colombia’s authorization of the joint operations and the involvement of the US Defense Secretary. Both excerpts framed the development as a military and strategic move against drug traffickers.
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Colombia authorizes joint anti-drug ops with US military
Colombia has authorized joint military operations with the United States to target drug traffickers, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said Wednesday, expanding Washington's campaign against cartels in Latin America.
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US floats prospect of joint strikes on Colombian armed groups
PANAMA CITY: US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth floated on Wednesday the possibility of joint strikes on Colombian armed groups, as he welcomed the nation into a military-led counter-narcotics coalition after its conservative president took over last week. Colombia had authorized “joint military operations to destroy terrorists and terror networks,” Hegseth told a gathering of the US-led America...
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