Rubio says US is working with allies to counter drugs but will 'still blow up ships if need be'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio outlined the U.S. approach to stopping drug trafficking in Latin American waters, saying the administration would work with allied countries and follow their laws. Rubio emphasized that the U.S. would not take military action against drug traffickers without approval from allies, while also reserving the right to use military force if necessary.
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2 developments- Sep 9Rubio says US is working with allies to counter drugs but will 'still blow up ships if need be'
- Sep 10Rubio pledges US won't take unilateral action against drug trafficking despite recent strikes
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