U.S. Sends Reaper Drones to Colombia and Ecuador to Hunt Cartels
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The United States is sending Reaper drones to Colombia and Ecuador.
These drones help find criminal groups that sell drugs.
Previously, these machines were used for military missions in Africa.
The American government moved the drones to help local security.
Reaper drones can fly very high for several hours.
They use powerful cameras to see activities in the jungle.
This new technology is important for stopping drug trafficking.
South American countries are now working with the United States.
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