U.S. Homeland Security Eyes Strategic Base in Ecuador Amid Rising Crime Wave
As Ecuador faces an unprecedented surge in violence fueled by drug trafficking, U.S. Homeland Security evaluates a critical base location to bolster joint efforts—raising urgent questions about national security and American interests.
The growing chaos in Ecuador is not just a local problem—it directly imperils American security and border integrity. This week, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa toured the coastal city of Salinas’ ‘Cosme Rennella’ Aviation School, assessing its potential as a strategic base for joint anti-narcotics operations.Why Does Ecuador Matter to America’s Fight Against Drugs?Salinas stands out as Ecuador’s most prominent point toward the Pacific Ocean, making it a pivotal hub against narcotraffickers exploiting maritime routes. Recently, coordinated efforts between Ecuador and the U.S. led to major seizures: over 10 tons of drugs confiscated at...
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