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  1. Latin America is producing fentanyl chemicals and serving as a transit point for drug flows, prompting military strikes against trafficking operations.

Drug cartels are utilizing Suriname and Guyana for transit, leading to DEA-assessed strikes and monitoring of cocaine supply.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 28
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Drug cartels are utilizing Suriname and Guyana for transit, leading to DEA-assessed strikes and monitoring of cocaine supply.

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SurinameGuyanaDrug Enforcement Administration

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  1. The US assisted Suriname in intercepting drug aircraft on October 28, 2026.Sub-event
  2. Traffickers increased flights from Venezuela to Guyana after strikes forced them to change routes.Sub-event
  3. DEA monitors cocaine supply and initiates strikes against cartels using Suriname and Guyana.1 source

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  • latintimes.comAfter More Than 220 Deaths, DEA Analysis Says Trump's Drug Boat Strikes Failed to Curb Cocaine Supply
  • news.amWP: US strikes on drug traffickers’ boats did not reduce the volume of cocaine entering the country
1 more outlet ran the same wire story