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UK Royal Navy Seizes $15,3M Worth Of Drugs In Arabian - Vimarsana News

UK Royal Navy Seizes $15,3M Worth Of Drugs In Arabian

Maritime Activity Reports, Inc. HMS Montrose/Wikimedia Commons shared under OGL v1.0 license Royal Marines from the UK Navy's HMS Montrose Frigate have seized  £11 million (USD 15,3 million) worth of illegal drugs in two raids of suspect vessels in the Arabian Sea, the UK Ministry of Defence and the Navy said in statements on Wednesday. The Royal Marines seized 2.4 tonnes worth of illegal drugs from a suspect boat in the Northern Arabian Sea, on a counter-narcotics patrol. This was the second drug bust by the HMS Montrose crew in two days. According to the statement by the UK government, in...

Royal Marines storm ship and seize £11m 'drug cartel' haul on way to UK - Vimarsana News

Royal Marines storm ship and seize £11m 'drug cartel' haul on way to UK

Royal Marines storm ship and seize £11m 'drug cartel' haul on way to UK The ship, which was carrying crystal methamphetamine, heroin and hashish, was boarded by British commandos. It's believe to have links to terrorism across the Middle East and Asia The drugs had a street value of over £11million (Image: JOEL ROUSE/HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX) The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you th...

Royal Navy seizes £11 million worth of drugs in Arabian Sea - Vimarsana News

Royal Navy seizes £11 million worth of drugs in Arabian Sea

Royal Navy seizes £11 million worth of drugs in Arabian Sea Royal Marines supported by the Royal Navy Warship HMS Montrose have intercepted over 2.6 tonnes of illicit drugs. From: Royal Marines and sailors stand around the confiscated 2.4 tonnes of drugs (MoD Crown Copyright). Royal Marines from HMS Montrose, part of a Combined Maritime Forces Task Force in the Middle East, boarded a suspect boat in the Northern Arabian Sea while on a counter-narcotics patrol. In an operation lasting over 10 hours, 2.4 tonnes of heroin, crystal methamphetamine and hashish were seized. This came j...

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Royal Navy warship seizes £11m drugs haul from ship in Arabian Sea - Vimarsana News

Royal Navy warship seizes £11m drugs haul from ship in Arabian Sea

Royal Navy warship seizes £11m drugs haul from ship in Arabian Sea British commandos from Devonport-based HMS Montrose stormed a suspect ship which was carrying heroin, crystal methamphetamine and hashish Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Royal Marines from a Devonport-based frigate stormed a ship in the Arabian sea carrying more than £11 million worth of drugs. The ten hour operation saw the British commandos uncover a massive 2.6 tonne of drugs, including heroin, crystal methamphetamine and hashish. Much of the money earned from the drugs cache is believed to have...

Illegal drugs worth £11m seized by Royal Marines in Arabian Sea - Vimarsana News

Illegal drugs worth £11m seized by Royal Marines in Arabian Sea

Illegal drugs worth £11m seized by Royal Marines in Arabian Sea Royal Marines boarding team from HMS Momtrose inspect sacks of suspected heroin found onboard a suspicious dhow. The Royal Navy have seized more than 2.6 tonnes of illegal drugs in an operation lasting 10 hours. In total 2.4 tonnes of heroin, crystal methamphetamine and hashish were seized, adding to the 275 kilograms of heroin confiscated two days previously. Sailors on board the HMS Montrose vessel made the drugs raid after a suspect boat was intercepted. A suspicious dhow shown through the bridge binoculars o...

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