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US military deploying forces to Caribbean against drugs

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US military deploying forces to southern Caribbean against drug groups

 

WASHINGTON, Aug 14 (Reuters) - The United States has ordered the deployment of air and naval forces to the southern Caribbean Sea to address threats from Latin American drug cartels, three sources briefed on the decision told Reuters on Thursday.

 

President Donald Trump has wanted to use the military to go after Latin American drug gangs that have been designated as global terrorist organizations. The Pentagon had been directed to prepare options.

 
One U.S. official, who was speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the additional commitment of military assets would include several P-8 spy planes, at least one warship and at least one attack submarine.
 

Nothing new here, been doing that since the Eighties. -  we should invade Haiti, clean it up, disarm everyone, including the police like we did in Panama, it will become a nice tourist spot after that. 

Sovereign countries? Nobody is safe from America's world police!

I suspect they originally called it a "special military operation" then couldn't find Donetsk on the map and just kept quiet. 

On 8/19/2025 at 4:06 AM, unblocktheplanet said:

Sovereign countries? Nobody is safe from America's world police!


Especially the ones run by drug cartels .  
 

 

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Supply and demand... Capitalism at work, legal or illegal.

On 8/18/2025 at 11:24 AM, Explorator en Actione said:

Nothing new here, been doing that since the Eighties. -  we should invade Haiti, clean it up, disarm everyone, including the police like we did in Panama, it will become a nice tourist spot after that. 

Why? As another sovereign country, the only legal right you have is to put sanctions on another sovereign country. Deploy forces and invade is against the law. But, the US of A is very good at looking beside that point.

On 8/19/2025 at 6:06 PM, unblocktheplanet said:

Sovereign countries? Nobody is safe from America's world police!

I guess they know their way around now - since they invaded Grenada some decades ago. When that order first came down, the marines geniuses' leaders probably thought they were invading a Spanish city.. until they found a map closer to home.

6 hours ago, unblocktheplanet said:

Supply and demand... Capitalism at work, legal or illegal.


Legal, Yes.

 

Illegals are breaking our laws.  Deport with prejudice.

Second time around for tiny  Grenada then !

17 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Why? As another sovereign country, the only legal right you have is to put sanctions on another sovereign country. Deploy forces and invade is against the law. But, the US of A is very good at looking beside that point.

 

17 hours ago, ronnie50 said:

I guess they know their way around now - since they invaded Grenada some decades ago. When that order first came down, the marines geniuses' leaders probably thought they were invading a Spanish city.. until they found a map closer to home.

As I remember it - it was a Tourist Map found in a Tour Agency office in Atlanta that they launched the invasion with.   CIA had no street maps of St Georges, the Capital

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