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Posted on April 10th, 2021
By Sugeeswara Senadhira Courtesy Euresia Review
Indian security officials believe the interception of a Sri Lankan boat carrying 300 kilograms of heroin, five AK-47 guns and ammunition off the coast of Vizhinjam in Kerala in South India on March 25 points to a network of narco-terrorism with strong links to a group in Sri Lanka. The Indian officials told the Media the network of narco-terrorism has created sleeper cells in Sri Lanka and other neighbouring countries, and exports drugs to foment trouble. They added that the drug income is then used to fund illegal activities, including extremist activities.
Last Updated On: Apr 09 2021 12:04 Gmt+3
Former Rear Admiral Cihat Yaycı recently suggested Turkey could procure an old Brazilian aircraft carrier set to be sold for scrap and buy Su-33 Flanker navy jets from Russia.
The NAe São Paulo was formerly the flagship of the Brazilian Navy, which acquired it from France in 2000. During its service, it was the oldest active aircraft carrier in the world, suffering many mechanical problems and spending less than a year in total at sea. The carrier previously served as the Foch in the French Navy having been commissioned in the early 1960s. The Brazilians, finding the carrier increasingly difficult to adequately maintain, finally concluded it was more feasible to scrap it than sink millions into maintaining, repairing, and upgrading it. Brazil sold it for scrap in Aliağa, Izmir for under $2 million.