A floating refueling station linked to an alleged drug-trafficking network has been intercepted in the Eastern Pacific.
U.S. forces boarded and cleared the vessel, while the individuals removed from it were transferred to Ecuadorian authorities.
After the crew was removed and the vessel was cleared, U.S. forces sank the floating refueling station, according to SOUTHCOM.
U.S. Forces Intercept Alleged Drug-Linked Floating Refueling Station
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