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US to host meeting of Western Hemisphere defense chiefs Feb 11
The summit will focus on coordinated efforts against drug traffickers and external threats with military leaders from 34 nations aiming to strengthen regional security cooperation.
- On Feb. 11, General Dan Caine will host chiefs of defense and senior military representatives from 34 nations in Washington, D.C. to build shared understanding and strengthen regional cooperation.
- The meeting aims to coordinate campaigns against narcotics traffickers and other criminal organizations amid intensified U.S. military operations in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific, including the seizure of Nicolás Maduro.
- Recent operations show U.S. Southern Command conducted a Jan. 23 strike in the Eastern Pacific that killed two people and left one survivor, part of more than 30 strikes killing over 120 since September.
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Military chiefs invited to defense summit
WASHINGTON — Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, will lead a summit of fellow military leaders to coordinate the campaign against narcotics traffickers and other criminal organizations in the Western Hemisphere.
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