Spain Seizes 13 Tons of Cocaine in Largest Drug Operation in History

Name: Spain Seizes 13 Tons of Cocaine in Largest Drug Operation in History
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Thirteen tons of cocaine hidden among bananas in a container on a ship that had sailed from the city of Guayaquil in Ecuador were seized in a drug operation carried out by Spanish and Ecuadorian police in the port of Algeciras in southern Spain on October 14.

It was stated that the police, who carried out a total of 5 raids within the scope of the operation, detained a woman in the Spanish city of Toledo and that two managers of the Ecuadorian export company, which was smuggling the cocaine, are being searched for.

The operation was said to be the largest drug operation ever carried out in Spain.

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