The United States captured a NARCO submarine in the Pacific: an officer boarded the moving ship

Everything seems to come from a movie action, but everything happened in real life: the US Coast Guard has detected to a Narco submarine He fled across the Pacific and set out to capture. The spectacular images released this Friday show how members of a high-risk boarding team jumped on the moving ship to stop it. The action resulted in the seizure of thousands of pounds of cocaine and earned them the congratulations of President Donald Trump.

According to the chain ABC, the operator it's produced June 18 in international waters and was led by the Coast Guard Munro. The video shows how two US boats approach the submarine and order the crew to stop immediately. "Stop your ship now! Stop your ship now!" They shout at them.

According to Lieutenant Commander Stephen Brickey, the submarine had 14 meters long and moving at about 10 miles per hour hundreds of kilometers from the border between Ecuador and Colombia.

In the middle of the pursuit, one of the boats managed to be placed next to the boat and two members of the special forces jump on him. One of them is heading quickly to the hatch, which is starting to hit a closed fist until one of the drug traffickers leaves the submarine.

As reported by the Coast Guard, the operation has ended with the seizure of about 17,000 pounds of cocaine (7 tons) for an estimated value of $ 232 million.

As a result of what happened, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, wrote on his Twitter account: "Can you believe that kind of courage? Amazing drug seizure..

According to Brickey, the operation was made possible thanks to submarine observation by force helicopter who was patrolling the area. Jim Estramante, commander of the Munro, said about this: "This type of boat is really hard to detect, so the aircraft is looking for a great job."