The Book of the Guardian burning and the sinking ship on drug ‘after a massive cocaine seizure

The American Coast of Protection (USCG) recorded, burned and sank the suspect “drug” over the weekend, he published on Tuesday from the Ministry of Homeland (DHS) on Tuesday.

As part of the Pacific Viper operation, The Coast Watchman They conducted three bans in one night in which almost 13,000 kilograms of cocaine were seized, and seven suspicious drug smugglers were arrested.

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The American coast of Guard (USCG) captured, burned and sank the suspect “drug” over the weekend. (DHS)

“Over the weekend, as part of the Pacific Viper operation, the three interditions in one night seizure nearly 13,000 kilograms of cocaine and arrest seven suspect drug smugglers”, an agency added.

The video showed that “drugs” was blown. The vessel saw that fire was on fire, because it was shot on several times.

Last week, he announced the coastal guard that more than 40,000 kilograms of cocaine in the Eastern Pacific, because Operation Pacific Viper was launched early last month, an average of more than 1,600 kilograms are released a day.

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As part of the Pacific Viper operation, the coast guard conducted three interditions in one night. (DHS)

“Through the Operation of the Pacific Viper, the Coast Guard is accelerated to the eastern Pacific Ocean, where the significant transport of illegal narcotics continues,” Obalačka Straža is the “Guardian Coast” in the announcement. “In coordination with international and international interreger partners, the coastal guards is accessible-cutters, aircraft and tactical teams – to transplant, use and interfere with cocaine and other illegal drugs.”

The sinking boat is coming after Marin’s shock 2. September hit the bowl at the southern Caribbean Sea, and supposedly bearing members of the Venezuelan gang Aragua Train Narcotics smuggling headed for the US

The vessel saw that fire was on fire, because it was shot on several times. (DHS)

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It also comes as an American army amplifies his naval presence near Venezuela, as part of President Donald Trump’s efforts to stop drug dealer from the Latin American country.