French Navy Seizes 2.4 Tons of Cocaine in Polynesia

The French Navy conducted a major seizure, confiscating over two tons of cocaine from a ship in Polynesian waters. The operation was part of the fight against international drug trafficking.

The French Navy has seized 2.4 tons of cocaine from a ship in Polynesia. This was announced by official representatives of the French Navy. The vessel was intercepted in international waters. A large shipment of drugs was found in a hidden compartment. This is one of the most significant cocaine seizures in the region in recent times. According to preliminary information, the drugs were intended for the European market. The investigation is currently ongoing to identify all those involved in the smuggling.

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