DEA & El Salvador Largest Maritime Cocaine Seizure in Regional History - 6.6 Tons скачать в хорошем качестве

DEA & El Salvador Largest Maritime Cocaine Seizure in Regional History - 6.6 Tons

“This video contains commentary and analysis on publicly available events for educational and informational purposes.” A coordinated maritime operation involving the Drug Enforcement Administration and security forces from El Salvador resulted in one of the largest cocaine seizures in regional history. Authorities confirmed that nearly 50,000 pounds of cocaine were intercepted during Pacific missions, including approximately 6.6 tons recovered from a single vessel hundreds of miles offshore. Naval teams discovered 330 tightly wrapped packages hidden inside ballast tanks — sealed compartments built into the ship’s hull. The operation was supported by intelligence sharing with the United States Coast Guard and coordination through United States Northern Command and the Joint Interagency Task Force South. Officials state the broader crackdown targets maritime trafficking routes linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and other transnational networks. Ten multinational crew members were arrested in the primary seizure. In this video, we break down: • How ballast tank smuggling works • Why Pacific routes are critical for cartels • The growing U.S.–Central America intelligence partnership • How narco-subs evade radar detection • Whether maritime crackdowns can truly disrupt cartel supply chains All information is based on official enforcement briefings and public case statements. Subscribe for fact-focused breakdowns of major international operations.