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  1. Guatemala agreed to joint strikes against drug groups, ordered expansion of the war on drugs, and modeled strategy on counterterrorism frameworks.
  2. Guatemalan officials deny current anti-drug agreement with the U.S. while conducting operations against drug trafficking.

Joint strikes were agreed upon to target drug groups in Venezuela, involving discussions between President Arevalo and Pete Hegseth on May 28th.

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 28
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Joint strikes were agreed upon to target drug groups in Venezuela, involving discussions between President Arevalo and Pete Hegseth on May 28th.

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