Pakistani Navy Intercepts $972 Million Drug Haul in Arabian Sea Operation

The Pakistan Navy intercepted a massive drug shipment worth over $972 million in the Arabian Sea, seizing tons of methamphetamine and cocaine from two dhows in a major maritime operation.

• During an operation in the Arabian Sea, the Pakistan Navy seized narcotics valued at over $972 million, marking a significant achievement in combating drug trafficking.
• The operation involved intercepting two dhow sailing boats, leading to the confiscation of several tons of both methamphetamine and cocaine.
• This successful narcotics seizure was executed in collaboration with the United States Naval Forces Central Command under the umbrella of the Combined Maritime Force.