中新网2月10日电 据《纽约时报》报道，美军南方司令部当地时间9日称，在太平洋东部对一艘"贩毒 船"实施"致命打击"，打死船上2人，有1名幸存者。 美军南方司令部还称，有情报显示，这艘船正"沿东太平洋已知的毒品走私路线航行，并从事毒品走私 活动"。此次行动打死船上2名"毒品恐怖分子"，有1名幸存者。 图片来 源：美军南方司令部社交媒体截图 据报道，美军南方司令部在社交媒体上称，美军"南方之矛"联合特遣部队对一艘由"被认定的恐怖组 织"运营的船只实施"致命打击"。 报道称，美军南方司令部在帖文中附有一段大约11秒的视频，其中显示美军对一艘在海上行驶的船只进 行打击，船只发生巨大爆炸。 据此前报道，自2025年9月初以来，美军在加勒比海和东太平洋对美方指称的所谓"贩毒船"进行多次打 击，并于11月宣布发起"南方之矛"军事行动。然而，美国政府并未公布任何可以证明其攻击目标涉毒的 证据。 ...

当地时间1月23日，美国南方司令部表示，当日在"战争部长"（国防部长）赫格塞思的指示下，"南方之 矛"联合特遣部队对一艘船只实施了致命打击，该船只被认定为由"恐怖组织"运营。 校对 | 向歆悦 审核 | 周扬 编辑 | 徐璐明 南方司令部表示，情报证实，"该船只正在东太平洋沿已知毒品走私路线航行，并参与毒品走私活动"， 两名"毒贩"在袭击中死亡，一人生还。袭击结束后，美国南方司令部通知美国海岸警卫队启动搜救系 统，搜寻幸存者。 ...

1月23日，美国南方司令部表示"南方之矛"联合特遣部队对一艘船只实施了致命打击。该船只被认定为 由"恐怖组织"运营。消息称这艘船正沿东太平洋已知毒品走私路线航行并从事毒品走私活动。两名"毒 贩"在袭击中死亡，一人生还。美国南方司令部通知美国海岸警卫队启动搜救系统，搜寻幸存者。美军 此前在加勒比海和东太平洋对美方指称的所谓"贩毒船"进行多次打击，然而美国政府并未公布任何可以 证明其攻击目标涉毒的证据。 ...

编辑李佩雯制作礼牧周 美军此前在加勒比海和东太平洋对美方指称的所谓"贩毒船"进行多次打击，然而美国政府并未公布任何 可以证明其攻击目标涉毒的证据。 1月23日，美国南方司令部表示"南方之矛"联合特遣部队对一艘船只实施了致命打击。 该船只被认定为由"恐怖组织"运营。消息称这艘船正沿东太平洋已知毒品走私路线航行并从事毒品走私 活动。两名"毒贩"在袭击中死亡，一人生还。 美国南方司令部通知美国海岸警卫队启动搜救系统，搜寻幸存者。 ...

中新社布鲁塞尔1月21日电 (记者 德永健)比利时当局21日通报，2025年比利时第一大港安特卫普港缴获 近55吨可卡因，数量较2024年增加24%，显示安特卫普港依然是贩毒团伙通往欧洲大陆的"门户"之一。 比利时财政部、内政部和司法部当日联合举行新闻发布会，通报2025年比利时缉毒执法情况。数据显 示，2025年安特卫普港缴获可卡因近55吨，较2024年高出近11吨，增幅为24%。 比利时第一大港安特卫普港2025年缴获近55吨可卡因 与此同时，2025年安特卫普港缴获大麻20余吨，数量较2024年增加近5倍，多数来自大麻合法化的加拿 大，表明大量加拿大"过剩"大麻试图经安特卫普港流入欧洲。 荷兰鹿特丹港和比利时安特卫普港现为欧洲第一大港和第二大港，近年来两家港口的毒品走私日益猖 獗，被视为贩毒团伙通往欧洲大陆的两大"门户"，致使两家港口缴获的毒品数量居高不下。 比利时副首相兼财政大臣让蓬在发布会上介绍，为封堵贩毒通道，2025年比利时海关增加投入，全年总 计对安特卫普港7.25万个高风险集装箱进行扫描，最终目标是对安特卫普港所有高风险集装箱实现"百 分百扫描"。 此外，2025年比利时与巴拿马、秘鲁等拉美 ...

Group 1 - The article discusses the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the U.S. military and the subsequent warnings issued by President Donald Trump to several countries, including Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Iran, and Greenland [4][22]. - Trump emphasized the need for the U.S. to maintain its dominance in the Western Hemisphere and ensure the free extraction and flow of oil resources [4][22]. - The article highlights the responses from various countries regarding Trump's statements and actions, indicating a tense geopolitical climate [4][22]. Group 2 - Trump reiterated the strategic importance of Greenland, stating that the U.S. "needs" the island for national security due to the presence of Russian and Chinese vessels in the surrounding waters [7][25]. - The Prime Minister of Greenland, Jens Frederik Nielsen, rejected Trump's claims, asserting that Greenland is a sovereign nation and not a pawn in great power politics [7][25]. - Trump's interest in Greenland is linked to its vast resources and strategic location, which he believes are crucial for U.S. security [7][25]. Group 3 - Following Maduro's arrest, Colombian soldiers increased their border security with Venezuela, and Trump criticized Colombian President Gustavo Petro, suggesting potential military action in Colombia [10][28]. - Petro defended his administration's anti-drug efforts, claiming significant cocaine seizures, while acknowledging that Colombia's cocaine production has reached record highs [10][28]. - The article notes the strained relations between the U.S. and Colombia, particularly after Petro's call for U.S. soldiers to refuse orders, which led to the revocation of his U.S. visa [10][28]. Group 4 - Trump commented on Cuba's situation, suggesting that the Cuban regime is on the brink of collapse and that military intervention is unnecessary [12][30]. - U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio labeled the Cuban government as a significant threat, indicating ongoing concerns about Cuba's stability and its ties to Venezuela [12][30]. - The article mentions Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel's support for Maduro, emphasizing Cuba's commitment to the Venezuelan alliance [12][30]. Group 5 - In Mexico, protests erupted against Maduro's arrest, with farmers gathering outside the Venezuelan embassy [15][31]. - Trump criticized the Mexican government's efforts to combat drug trafficking, suggesting that military assistance may be needed to address the issue [15][31]. - Mexico, along with five other countries, condemned the U.S. action against Maduro, claiming it violates fundamental principles of international law [15][31]. Group 6 - Trump issued warnings to Iran amid ongoing anti-government protests, threatening severe consequences if the Iranian government violently suppresses its citizens [17][35]. - The article reports that at least 16 people have died during the protests, although this figure has not been independently verified [17][35]. - Trump's administration remains vigilant regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions, with recent military actions against Iranian facilities impacting U.S.-Iran negotiations [17][35].

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. military conducted strikes against three vessels allegedly involved in drug trafficking, resulting in three fatalities, as part of operations against recognized terrorist organizations [1] Group 1: Military Action - The U.S. military released a video on social media detailing the strikes on December 30, 2025, against three vessels identified as engaging in drug smuggling activities [1] - Intelligence indicated that these vessels were operated by recognized terrorist organizations and were navigating known drug trafficking routes [1] - Prior to the strikes, the three vessels were involved in drug transfers among themselves [1] Group 2: Aftermath and Response - Following the military action, the U.S. Coast Guard was notified to initiate a search and rescue operation [1] - The results of the search and rescue operation have not been disclosed, but it has been confirmed that three individuals died as a result of the strikes [1]

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. military conducted strikes on three vessels allegedly involved in drug trafficking, claiming they were operated by recognized terrorist organizations [1] Group 1: Military Action - On December 30, the U.S. military released a video detailing strikes on three vessels engaged in drug smuggling activities [1] - The military indicated that intelligence suggested these vessels were operating along known drug trafficking routes [1] - Prior to the strikes, the three vessels were involved in drug transfers [1] Group 2: Aftermath and Casualties - Following the military action, the U.S. Coast Guard was notified to initiate a "rescue" operation [1] - The military did not disclose the results of the rescue operation but reported that three individuals had died [1]

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. Southern Command reported a military strike on December 29, resulting in the death of two individuals identified as "drug-trafficker-terrorists" in international waters [1] Summary by Relevant Sections - **Military Action** - The U.S. military conducted a lethal strike against a vessel in international waters, targeting individuals involved in drug trafficking [1] - **Target Identification** - The individuals killed were described as "drug-trafficker-terrorists," indicating a dual threat of drug smuggling and terrorism [1] - **Operational Context** - The vessel was reportedly navigating a known drug smuggling route in the Eastern Pacific, highlighting ongoing issues related to drug trafficking in the region [1] - **Casualties** - There were no reported casualties among U.S. military personnel during this operation [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses recent military actions by the U.S. against alleged drug trafficking vessels in the Eastern Pacific, highlighting the implications of these operations on regional security and international relations, particularly with Venezuela and Ecuador [1][3]. Group 1: U.S. Military Actions - On December 17, the U.S. Southern Command reported a strike on a vessel identified as associated with a terrorist organization, resulting in the death of four individuals [1]. - The U.S. military has not provided evidence regarding the drug trafficking activities of the targeted vessel [2]. - The Southern Command indicated that the vessel was operating along a known drug trafficking route in the Eastern Pacific [3]. Group 2: Regional Reactions and Implications - The U.S. has deployed multiple naval vessels in the Caribbean near Venezuela under the pretext of anti-drug operations, which has faced strong opposition from Venezuela and several Latin American countries [3]. - Venezuela has accused the U.S. of attempting to instigate regime change through military threats and expanding its military presence in Latin America [3]. Group 3: Collaboration with Ecuador - The U.S. and Ecuador are set to conduct joint operations in Manta, Ecuador, aimed at enhancing Ecuador's capabilities to combat drug trafficking [4]. - Ecuador's President confirmed that the operation would help identify and dismantle drug trafficking routes [5]. - The U.S. previously stationed troops in Manta from 1999 to 2009 for similar anti-drug efforts, and a recent referendum in Ecuador opposed the establishment of foreign military bases [5].