US Anti-Cocaine Campaign Disrupts Trafficking, But Prices Fall in US and Europe

The Trump administration's bombing campaign against cocaine trafficking fast boats is impacting the global drug trade, but not as intended: cocaine is becoming cheaper in the US and Europe. This suggests the campaign is disrupting some supply routes while failing to reduce overall supply, possibly due to substitution or increased production elsewhere. The development indicates a policy reversal or unintended consequence, with implications for drug policy and regional stability.