Colombian Police Intercept 358 Kg of Cocaine Heading to Libya’s Tripoli
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Colombian authorities announced the seizure of a shipment of 358 kg of cocaine, which was en route to the Libyan capital Tripoli, after they found... the post shipment of new cocaine en route to Libya... where was it hidden?
Colombian Police Intercept 358 kg of Cocaine Heading to Libya’s Tripoli
Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella has announced the seizure of 358 kilograms of cocaine hidden inside two electric generators at the port of Cartagena, in a shipment allegedly destined for Libya’s capital, Tripoli. In a statement published on his official X account on Monday, 9 November 2026, De La Espriella said Colombian police intercepted […]
The Colombian National Police announced that 358 kilograms of cocaine had been seized within two generators in the port of Cartagena, hidden in a container coming from Panama to the capital, Tripoli. The police said that the operation was part of a strategy for emeraldism, which had frustrated the smuggling of some 895,000 doses of cocaine, and struck transnational organized crime networks.
The cocaine shipment was discovered inside two electric generators that were transported in a container in the port of Cartagena
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