United States destroys fifth ship, allegedly linked to the Ecuadorian band Los Choneros VIDEO
Tripulators deny connection with narcos; 28 fishermen were released for lack of evidence
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Tripulators deny connection with narcos; 28 fishermen were released for lack of evidence. The US destroys a fifth ship, allegedly linked to the Ecuadorian band Los Choneros. The U.S. destroyed an Ecuadorian ship used as a drug fuel station, linked to Los Choneros, in the Eastern Pacific.
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Tripulators deny connection with narcos; 28 fishermen were released for lack of evidence.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe US destroys a fifth ship, allegedly linked to the Ecuadorian band Los Choneros.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe U.S. destroyed an Ecuadorian ship used as a drug fuel station, linked to Los Choneros, in the Eastern Pacific.
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