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Ecuador defends US sinkings as joint anti-drug probe

Ecuador defended U.S. operations that intercepted and sank three Ecuadorian vessels this week, saying they were part of a joint anti-drug probe. Relatives of some crew members said the men were fishermen and accused Washington of acting without evidence.
WHO: Ecuador
WHAT: Ecuador defended U.S. interception and sinking of three Ecuadorian vessels as part of a joint anti-drug probe, while relatives of crew members disputed the account.
WHEN: Sep 4, 2026
WHERE: Ecuador
WHY: Ecuador was responding to U.S. operations that intercepted and sank three Ecuadorian vessels, which Ecuador said were tied to a joint anti-drug probe.
Sources (1): Straits Times

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