U.S.-Dominican Joint Operation Exposes Dangerous Drug Trafficking Routes Threatening America’s Security
The recent seizure of cocaine from a speedboat destroyed by the U.S. Navy, in cooperation with the Dominican Republic, marks a historic strike against narco-terrorism threatening American sovereignty—but critics and foreign regimes seek to undermine this essential mission.
In a decisive display of America First principles, the United States Navy and the Dominican Republic have teamed up to intercept and destroy one of the drug trafficking vessels that endangers our borders and communities. The Dominican Republic’s National Directorate for Drug Control confirmed they have recovered 377 packages of cocaine from a speedboat recently sunk about 80 nautical miles south of Isla Beata—a critical strategic move to halt narcotics before they reach U.S. soil. This operation is not just another anti-drug mission; it signals an unprecedented joint effort between U.S. forces and regional partners to eradicate narco-terrorism in the...
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