WASHINGTON, D.C. — US military forces carried out an attack
against individuals identified by authorities as “narco-terrorists” in the
Caribbean, leaving four dead, according to information released by US
officials.
The operation is part of Washington's actions against
organizations linked to drug trafficking and other activities considered a
threat to national security.
US authorities have used the term “narco-terrorists” to
refer to individuals associated with drug trafficking networks and criminal
organizations. Details regarding the identities of the deceased and the
organization to which they allegedly belonged have not yet been made public.
The operation comes amid a growing involvement of US forces
in actions aimed at combating drug trafficking in the Caribbean region.
Authorities have not reported whether there were any
casualties or injuries among U.S. forces during the attack, nor have they
provided further details about the exact location of the operation.