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6.3 tonnes cocaine found on Guyanese-flagged vessel off West Africa

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Following a request from the French authorities, and in collaboration with the Government of Guyana, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU), authorization was granted yesterday to board the Guyana-flagged vessel “Solo” operating off the West African coast. The article 6.3 tonnes cocaine found on Guyanese-flagged vessel off West Africa appeared first on Stabroek News.
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PARAMARIBO — The French navy seized more than six tons of cocaine on a fishing boat from Guyana last weekend, according to the newspaper France-Guyane. The interception took place as part of ‘Operation Corymbe’, a maritime mission in which the French navy monitors the Gulf of Guinea. The operation was prepared on the basis of accurate intelligence and was successfully carried out on Saturday 15 March. International cooperation between police and…

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Essential: The National Navy intercepted a fishing vessel off the coast of Africa and discovered more than 6.3 tons of cocaine, for an estimated value of 371 million euros. The operation, conducted under the direction of the Atlantic Sea Prefect and the Brest Public Prosecutor's Office, was made possible thanks to the...

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Orléans (France), 16 March 2025 (AFP) – On Saturday, a French Navy vessel seized more than six tons of cocaine on a fishing vessel off the African coast, said the Atlantic Maritime Prefecture in a press release on Sunday. The operation took place on a fishing vessel of twenty or so tons of cocaine seized by the French Navy off the African coast. It was first seen on MARINE & OCÉANS.

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