Mexican Navy Seizes Semi-Submersible Carrying Four Tons of Cocaine

The Mexican Navy successfully intercepted a semi-submersible vessel in the Pacific Ocean, seizing approximately four tons of cocaine. This operation, conducted in collaboration with U.S. intelligence from Northern Command and JIATF SOUTH, involved multiple agencies, including the Mexican Coast Guard and National Guard. The interception occurred over 250 nautical miles from Manzanillo, Colima, leading to the arrest of three individuals. In the past week alone, maritime operations have resulted in the seizure of nearly 10 tons of cocaine, significantly impacting the financial structures of organized crime and enhancing public safety in Mexico.

Key Details: • Operation conducted over 250 nautical miles from Manzanillo, Colima. • Three individuals arrested during the operation. • Recent operations have seized nearly 10 tons of cocaine in one week. • Collaboration involved multiple agencies including the Mexican Navy and U.S. intelligence.