Colombia has intercepted an autonomous submarine equipped with a Starlink antenna capable of carrying 1.5 tons of cocaine, marking a first in the fight against drug trafficking.
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Colombian authorities have seized an autonomous semi-submersible, a first in the fight against drug trafficking, which was capable of carrying 1.5 tons of cocaine. The submarine, equipped with radar-avoiding technology and a Starlink antenna, was intercepted as part of the international operation 'Orion' off the Caribbean coast. This discovery underlines the sophistication of the methods used by the cartels and poses a challenge to international maritime security.
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