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HMAS Darwin narcotics interdiction

HMAS Darwin has seized almost one tonne of heroin during three consecutive vessel interceptions off the coast of Africa as part of Operation MANITOU. Darwin seized approximately 952kg of heroin under the authority of British-led Combined Task Force 150 (CTF-150) which is responsible for counter-terrorism and maritime security operations within the Middle East Region. The total haul has a value of close to AUD $800 million. With the support of a Combined Maritime Force (CMF) surveillance aircraft, Darwin conducted its first boarding on 21 May which yielded 380kg of drugs after a thorough search of the vessel. Darwin’s helicopter identified a further two suspicious vessels on 22 May and 25 May with subsequent boardings revealing 512kg and 60 kilograms of drugs respectively. All drugs seized were transferred to Darwin for testing and confirmed as heroin. The seized drugs were disposed at sea in accordance with Australian policy. HMAS Darwin has completed her fourth patrol under Operation MANITOU; the Australian Government’s contribution to the multinational CMF and CTF-150 efforts. HMAS Darwin is on her 7th deployment to the Middle East Region, and it is the 62nd rotation of a Royal Australian Navy vessel in the region since 1990.