Three FARC submarines used for cocaine trafficking are seized in Colombia
The semi-submersibles seized by the Colombian Armed Forces were used to transport between four and six tons of cocaine hydrochloride.
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Euskaraz irakurri: FARCek kokaina trafikatzeko erabiliko zituen hiru urpeko ontzi konfiskatu dituzte Kolonbian
The Armed Forces of Colombia have reported about the seizure of three submarines used for cocaine trafficking by the guerrilla of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). Apparently, these were used to transport between four and six tons of cocaine hydrochloride each.
Specifically, the semi-submersibles belong to the groups Segunda Marquetalia and Comando Coordinador de Occidente of the FARC dissidences that operate in the department of Nariño, in the Colombian Pacific.
As reported by the authorities, the submarines were prepared for immediate use: “The military operations were carried out by troops of the Marine Infantry Brigade No. 4 on the rural areas of the municipalities of La Tola, Tumaco and Mosquera, where they located the three semi-submersibles of approximately 23 meters in length each, completely built and ready to transport cocaine hydrochloride abroad where it would be marketed”.
Source: Eitb
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