Canadian tech helped U.S. strike alleged Venezuelan drug boats: report | CBC News
Canadian technology was used by the U.S. military in operations that blew up at least two alleged Venezuelan drug boats in the Caribbean in September, according to a report by Project Ploughshares.
Canadian tech helped U.S. strike alleged Venezuelan drug boats: report | CBC News Canadian tech helped U.S. strike alleged Venezuelan drug boats: report | CBC News Loaded Canada · EXCLUSIVE Canadian tech helped U.S. strike alleged Venezuelan drug boats: report Canadian technology was used by the U.S. military in operations that blew up at least two alleged Venezuelan drug boats in the Caribbean in September, according to a report by Project Ploughshares. Global Affairs Canada says it’s ‘aware of the U.S. operation and is monitoring the situation’ Christian Paas-Lang , Eric Szeto , Ivan Angelov
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