"We do not condone blatant violations of U.S. law and do not bring interdicted individuals into the United States except under extraordinary circumstances, generally involving medical emergencies," Mr. Reeker said.
After the coup that ousted Mr. Aristide, the United States Coast Guard interdicted 41,000 Haitian refugees.
"We've disrupted them, interdicted them, denied them sanctuary, and killed them," General Vines said.
Obviously these criminal syndicates lose an awful lot of money because their cargo has been interdicted.
Now the drugs most likely to land Americans in emergency rooms cannot be interdicted.
These approaches work under the assumption that: (1) nominal capacity of each link is completely reduced when interdicted and (2) there is a single criterion to optimize.
The Turkish aid folk must have known they would be interdicted, boarded, blocked or attacked.
During this period, the 1968 Tet Offensive was underway in South Vietnam, the Marine outpost at Khe Sanh was under siege, and there existed an unprecedented flow of enemy logistical traffic which had to be interdicted.
On May 31, Israel interdicted, boarded, and assaulted the Gaza Freedom Flotilla, comprised of six ships carrying 700 international humanitarian activists and 10,000 tons of desperately needed humanitarian supplies to the 1.5 million blockaded Palestinian civilians living under Israeli military occupation in the Gaza Strip, in the international waters of the Mediterranean.
Approximately of territory changed hands and the KninDrvar road, vital to resupply of the RSK, was interdicted.
