Dominican Republic recovers 1,000 kilograms of cocaine from speedboat destroyed by US Navy
The Dominican Republic’s drug control agency said Sunday it had recovered 1,000 kilograms of cocaine from a speedboat destroyed by the US Navy as the Trump administration continues a controversial anti-narcotics mission in the Caribbean that has sunk three vessels and killed more than a dozen people since August. Human Rights groups have denounced the strikes as extra judicial killings.
The Dominican Republic’s drug control agency said Sunday it had recovered 1,000 kilograms of cocaine from a speedboat destroyed by the US Navy as the Trump administration continues a controversial anti-narcotics mission in the Caribbean that has sunk three vessels and killed more than a dozen people since August. Human Rights groups have denounced the strikes as extra judicial killings.
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