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U.S. military forces struck a semi-submersible vessel in the Caribbean on Thursday, killing two crew members and rescuing two survivors identified as Andrés Fernando Tufiño from Ecuador and a Colombian national, according to multiple reports.</span

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U.S. military forces struck a semi-submersible vessel in the Caribbean on Thursday, killing two crew members and rescuing two survivors identified as Andrés Fernando Tufiño from Ecuador and a Colombian national, according to multiple reports.

President Trump stated on social media that U.S. intelligence confirmed the vessel was loaded with mostly fentanyl and other illegal narcotics, and announced the survivors would be repatriated to their home countries for detention and prosecution.</span

El Universo

President Trump stated on social media that U.S. intelligence confirmed the vessel was loaded with mostly fentanyl and other illegal narcotics, and announced the survivors would be repatriated to their home countries for detention and prosecution.

The Ecuadorian survivor arrived in his home country on Saturday and underwent medical evaluation before being presented to prosecutors by anti-narcotics agents, but was subsequently released without charges being filed against him.</span

XINHUA

The Ecuadorian survivor arrived in his home country on Saturday and underwent medical evaluation before being presented to prosecutors by anti-narcotics agents, but was subsequently released without charges being filed against him.

Ecuador's prosecutor's office determined there was no evidence or indication of any crime committed in Ecuadorian territory by Tufiño, leading to his release as authorities found no grounds for detention under current laws.</span

El País

Ecuador's prosecutor's office determined there was no evidence or indication of any crime committed in Ecuadorian territory by Tufiño, leading to his release as authorities found no grounds for detention under current laws.

This attack represents at least the sixth U.S. military strike on suspected drug vessels since September, with a seventh occurring Friday, bringing total deaths from these operations to at least 32 people according to regional reports.</span

The Associated Press

This attack represents at least the sixth U.S. military strike on suspected drug vessels since September, with a seventh occurring Friday, bringing total deaths from these operations to at least 32 people according to regional reports.

Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa posted a message to Trump on social media reaffirming his country's commitment to the global fight against drug trafficking while emphasizing the need for unity among nations committed to peace and prosperity.</span

Daniel Noboa

Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa posted a message to Trump on social media reaffirming his country's commitment to the global fight against drug trafficking while emphasizing the need for unity among nations committed to peace and prosperity.

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