In the Narco smoke searching for death traps, each person smuggled £120 million cocaine and flooded the UK with cocaine
The sleek submarines, each painted with cobalt blue to match the ocean, cut through rough water at a noticeable speed.
From South America to Europe, everyone is designed to bear the maximum weight possible, so you can carry up to three people who are trapped inside for weeks at a time and consider a job.
The cartels are now against the offensive in the war on drugs and spend a lot of their latest innovations on their research and development and development – Narco Subs.
Authorities estimate that the cost per ship is about $1 million (£750,000).
Instead of arming, they rely on disguise to evade the detection of the authorities whose investigation resources have been extended.
These submarines are deep in the jungles of South America, where cartels rule without any responsibility, thanks to the dense bushes hiding their activities.
‘Narco submarines were built in rivers and mangroves. That’s why, for example, the Amazon River in Brazil is perfect. Once Google Maps is turned on, you realize it is a maze, local journalist Javier Romero told the Wall Street Journal.
“You can hide a shipyard and then you can build it, put it in the water, and launch it into the dark cover into the night. ”
Image shows a submarine transport of 2643 kilograms of cocaine next to a Colombian police ship, unnoticed
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Anti-drug Police Guard seizes an underbuilt submersible from the drug cartel in Escondido, Monteria Province
The first was discovered in 2019 and revealed the leading position of trafficking gangs in cat and mouse games, and the drug war has become
The first was found in European waters in 2019 and revealed the leading position of trafficking gangs in the cat and mouse drug war.
It is believed that a recent capture by Spanish authorities has been believed to have traveled more than 4,000 miles from Brazil to Europe in a 27-day period, underscoring the sophistication of these machines.
Romero said: “There is evidence that the problem is not controlled. Bad buying is the leading position for good people.
So far, at least three Narcos have been captured near Spain, although authorities estimate as many as 30 may have avoided detection.
Galicia, Spain, has long been considered the perfect hub for trafficking.
Its rocky coastline means there are countless nooks and crannies to push drugs into the land before being sent to the distributor.
For decades, the region has had huge cultural ties with the Latin American cartels, meaning human infrastructure needs
Although these ships are a new phenomenon in Europe, they have been reportedly used in South America for decades.
Although these ships are a new phenomenon in Europe, they have been reportedly used in South America for decades
Colombian Marines inspect drug dealers transporting drugs in Salaonda, Pacific, about 370 miles southwest of Bogota
Due to the submarine
A ship captured by drug police is said to have carried 3,000 kilograms of cocaine.
According to the United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (Drug Crime Phenomenon), the submarine brought nearly £249,000 worth of cocaine into Europe.
As a result, port authorities across Europe were flooded by cartels. The continent uses 90 million shipping containers per year, and authorities can only search two and 10% of the two containers sitting in its port.
Last year, the Royal Navy Commando attacked their first “Narco Sub” and seized two tons of cocaine.
Royal Marines created a historic bust during patrol patrol ship HMS Trent during the Caribbean Sea patrol.
Drug cartels use secret underwater submarines to dispel narcotics from around the world.
The sneaky boat is powered by a twin electric engine that can glide on undiscovered vessels in the waves, carrying up to six tons of drugs.
A boarding team of 47 commandos, professional sailors and U.S. Coast Guard personnel climbed the boat on a water boat 190 nautical miles south of the Dominican Republic.
The continent uses 90 million shipping containers per year, and authorities can only search between two and 10% of containers sitting in its ports
So far, at least three Narcos have been captured near Spain, although authorities estimate as many as 30 may have avoided detection
Spain Galicia has long been considered the perfect hub for trafficking
They are not armed, but rely on disguise to evade the investigation authorities’ detection
The operator’s crack team caught 2,000 kilograms of cocaine, which dealt another huge blow to the Caribbean drug trade. It is one of the largest seizures in the UK in recent years.
The bust was the eighth time taken by HMS Trent in Portsmouth, and the explosion rate reached £750 million in just seven months.
