Colombian Navy Seizes 27 Tonnes of Cocaine
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Colombian navy seizes 27 tons of cocaine from ships in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, President Gustavo Petro said Sunday.
The US accuses the Bogotá government of not doing enough to stop the drug smuggling. Colombia's Navy is now able to strike a hard blow against the cartels - without bloodshed.
Colombian naval forces have seized a total of 27 tons of cocaine on several ships in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, the South American country's President Gustavo Petro announced on Sunday. TASR reports this according to the DPA agency.
Large-scale operations were carried out in international cooperation in two ocean regions.
In two missions in the Pacific and near the Canary Islands, Colombian security forces have secured a total of 27 tons of cocaine. President Gustavo Petro speaks of one of the greatest seizures in history.
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