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Why US military strikes haven't curbed the global cocaine boom
Original: Why U.S. military bombings haven't stopped the global cocaine boom
A new analysis examines why United States military bombing campaigns have failed to slow the worldwide surge in cocaine production and trafficking. The piece argues that military interdiction does little to address the underlying supply chains and demand driving the trade, as cocaine output continues to climb despite the strikes.
Why now: Ongoing US military operations against drug trafficking have drawn scrutiny over their effectiveness as cocaine supply keeps rising.
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