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The US military has launched operations with Ecuador targeting "designated terrorist organizations." CNN's David Culver explains how the announcement appears to mark an expansion of the Trump's administration's anti-drug trafficking efforts in Latin America and the Caribbean. Read more:

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🇺🇸 #US - 🇪🇨 #Ecuador: US special forces and the Ecuadorian military have launched a joint operation across Ecuador against suspected drug facilities and other sites allegedly used by “designated terrorist organizations.” This would mark the first time US troops have been deployed in a land operation against suspected drug cartels since the start of operations involving airstrikes targeting "drug-smuggling boats" in the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean. (📹 via U.S. Southern Command)
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🇺🇸 #US - 🇪🇨 #Ecuador: US special forces and the Ecuadorian military have launched a joint operation across Ecuador against suspected drug facilities and other sites allegedly used by “designated terrorist organizations.” This would mark the first time US troops have been deployed in a land operation against suspected drug cartels since the start of operations involving airstrikes targeting "drug-smuggling boats" in the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean. (📹 via U.S. Southern Command)

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