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U.S. returns two survivors of a Caribbean drug strike to Colombia and Ecuador for trial.
President Donald Trump announced the U.S. will repatriate two survivors of a October 15 military strike in the Caribbean to Colombia and Ecuador for detention and prosecution.
The strike targeted a suspected semi-submersible drug vessel carrying fentanyl, killing two crew members.
The U.S. military rescued the survivors by helicopter and transferred them to a Navy warship before sending them to their home countries.
The move avoids legal challenges of holding non-combat suspects under military custody.
The operation is part of a broader U.S. military buildup in the region, including thousands of troops and advanced assets, amid escalating tensions with Venezuela, which has condemned the strikes and requested UN review.
Colombia and Ecuador have not commented.
EE.UU. devuelve a dos sobrevivientes de una huelga de drogas en el Caribe a Colombia y Ecuador para su juicio.