Pakistan Says Joint Operation Dismantled Afghanistan-Linked Drug Network and Seized 671 Kilograms of Methamphetamine
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- Pakistan’s Anti-Narcotics Force says it dismantled an international drug network linked to Afghanistan in cooperation with Sri Lankan authorities and the U.S. DEA.
- The operation seized a total of 671 kilograms of methamphetamine in Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
Pakistan’s Anti-Narcotics Force says it has dismantled an international drug trafficking network linked to Afghanistan after a joint operation with Sri Lankan authorities and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
The operation resulted in the seizure of 671 kilograms of methamphetamine in Pakistan and Sri Lanka, according to the ANF.
The force said on Friday, September 4, that the operation uncovered the network. The supplied report does not provide further details about arrests or the organization’s alleged members.
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