Why we have beaten drugs accused of drugs with Canada ‘between rock and a hard space’

The National Department of Defense said he would continue to work on the US COAST cargo to capture drug traffickers in the Caribbean, despite the murder of US Airstrikes in the region.

Operation Caribbe is continuing since 2006 – seeing the Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Canadian Air Force Partner and the US Coast Guard to find out any imprisonment in the US to deal with prosecutors.

The US Air Force took a very different approach in the weeks who are newly passed, shoots four drug boats and killing 21 people.

The Canadian authorities are now separated from those attacks, saying they have nothing about Canadian workers or the artist in the region.

“It is important to note that the armed canadian soldiers work under Caribbe, which is conducted in conjunction with the United States guard, alternative from the National Carryship Services.

Operation Caribbe is a Canadian donation to the broad Canadian manager, Multinism Mission called Campaign Martillo, including 14 countries from America to Europe.

Tim Addison, the Director of the Naval Association of Canada (Nac), said he understood the door attempt to do, but it is not enough to reduce his anxiety about strikes and possibility.

Single Scholars have questioned authenticity of strikes, while Human Rights View They called them to “the overdue.”

“Wasn’t they illegal?” Addison said in a conversation with CBC News on Wednesday. “Does the Canadian continue to contribute to the performance of the Caribbe if it actually seems to go down on the illegal activity?”

NAC is a national retirement group and workers in the Marine workers, promoting strong brothers. While the team does not usually match the current activities, Addison said this was a “big one.”

“This includes a weapons dispute and the laws of war between the two,” he said.

Addison – spent 34 years as a military officer before working in Ottawa workers – said the Canada government should search for answers from the United States a long-term questionnaire.

“The Canada needs to understand that reason and make a call that will judge whether they think they should continue to work in Caribbe, or maybe take a statement in these activities.”

The strikes arrive at a critical time between the Canadian and the United States, as countries negotiate a new trade agreement.

Addisci said this left the Royal Canadian Navy “between the rock and a hard place” in the Caribbean.

Canada must avoid Venezuela, said Professor

Eric Ouellet, Professor of Defense Protection in Canada Forces College and the Royal Military College of Canada, admits that strikes have placed in Canada.

But you believe that is one to wander without blocking all the future Caribbbean shipping.

Ouellet said that there was fear that Canadians could gather the faculty that would end up being used in a fatal attack without the right process.

That concern can be reduced, said if in Canada stayed far away from Venezuela as possible.

“I think it’s an worry about double checking that it doesn’t send the wisdom that can be used in working, I said,” said Ouellet.

“But the anxiety should be put in the truth as many drug smuggling in the Caribbean and Veneuelans [are] just one [part] to them. “

Ouellet said Canada assets were well equipped to fight against other issues in the district, as arms smuggle Haiti.

Canada has sent two ships to the Caribbean year, with the most recent Hmcs William Halls – returning home early in July.

Ouuellet believes that the end of the caribbe can now lose the loss of Canada and the United States.

“There are different ways to get away from the serious problems of dealing with Venezuela vessels that we can see,” he said. “There are ways to make them work.”

Low Cartel members are low

Trump, and secretary of Landwater Marco Het headsth secret, said the attack was addressed by the terrorist organized terrorist organizations – “Numco -mts from groups such as Venezuelan Gang Tren de Aragua.

The US blamed Venezuela – especially its president, Nicolas Maduro – Finding Drug Instructions in Recent years. The strikes are the latest climb in exile between two countries.

CBC stories have embed in Operation Caribbe February 2024, as HMCS Margaret Brooke in the Dominican Republic, it works as floating platform for suspected Caribbean workers.

The US Coast Admiral Mark Fedor was holding all the work at the time, telling CBC news from the lowest cells with Cartels rule the cocaine industry.

Without protection of persecution, they also view access to the suspects in the internal use of their organizations.

“Not just their worldwide el chops are worried,” said Fedor. “Rural, is financially financial. It is a network of network.”

Operation Caribbe holds 123 tons of cocaine since 2006.