
US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM)
OrganizationUS SOUTHCOM oversees US military activities in Latin America/Caribbean, recently involved in anti-drug operations.
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US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) is the United States military command responsible for military operations in Latin America and the Caribbean. Recent news highlights SOUTHCOM's increased activity in combating alleged drug trafficking. Since September 2025, SOUTHCOM has conducted multiple strikes against vessels in the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea, resulting in at least 145 deaths. These actions are part of a campaign initiated under President Trump to target suspected drug boats. Additionally, SOUTHCOM has been involved in seizing Venezuela-linked oil tankers, furthering US control over Venezuelan oil production and sales. These operations have sparked controversy and been denounced as illegal by some, raising questions about the legality and ethical implications of SOUTHCOM's actions in the region.
Last updated: March 1, 2026
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