Hegseth allowed the transfer of US troops from Europe to Latin America in the fight against drug cartels
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth said the United States could move some troops from Europe to South and Central America to expand operations.
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth said the United States could move some troops from Europe to South and Central America to expand operations against drug cartels. It's from sb.by.
According to TASS, the corresponding statement of Hegseth led the newspaper The Hill.
“We are certainly expanding our presence and influence in Central and South America through partners. As we do that, some of those capabilities will be moved elsewhere or back home, he said.
He added that the development of the strategy in this direction “clearly showed that the United States wants more burden-sharing in Europe.” Hegset also noted that Washington is developing relations with Honduras, Guatemala, Panama and Ecuador and preparing joint operations to fight drug cartels.
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