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Colombian Navy arrests five Panamanians transporting cocaine on the high seas

142 kilograms of narcotics were found by troops in the framework of this operation.

In the departments of Bolívar, Cesar and Chocó, more than 12 thousand gallons of fuel and 110 tons of cement were found by troops

During different military control operations, carried out by the Colombian Navy jointly and in coordination with the Army and the National Police, 12,129 gallons of fuel and more than 110 tons of g

In the waters of San Andrés Island, 22 irregular migrants rescued by the Colombian Navy

17 adults and five minors of different nationalities were found by troops on the boat.

In Antioquia and Chocó department, Military Forces deal a heavy blow to the Clan del Golfo

A member of this gang was arrested after a confrontation with members of the Military Forces.

“Parasite” type semi-submarine found in an ELN camp

This device would have the capacity to transport up to two tons of narcotics.

Colombian Navy removes 18 tons of waste from Gorgona Island

During 2024, the Naval Institution has extracted about 40 tons of waste from this National Natural Park.

More than US $40 million in cocaine found

Marine Infantry and Coast Guard units of the Colombian Navy, as part of an operation against the transnational crime of drug trafficking, found four transitory collection centers, used to store nar

Operations against illegal mining protect water resources

The machinery would have a cost of more than 1,200 million pesos.

In a ceiba tree in the rainforest of the department of Chocó, Military forces find more than a ton of cocaine hydrochloride

This would be a new modality in which organizations serving drug trafficking camouflage cocaine to prevent being discovered by the authorities.

Dismantling of cocaine hydrochloride laboratory in the department of Vichada

In a joint and interagency operation conducted by the Colombian Air Force, Colombian National Army and the CTI (Technical Investigations Corps) of the Attorney General's Office, it was possible to

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