Colombian Navy Seizes Unmanned Narco-Submarine with Starlink Antenna
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Summary
The Colombian navy seized an unmanned narco-submarine with a Starlink antenna off the Caribbean coast, suspected to be a trial run for automated cocaine trafficking.
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· 3 pulledThe vessel was not carrying drugs, but the Colombian navy and Western security sources believed it was a trial run of an unmanned vessel by a cocaine trafficking cartel.
Manned semi-submersibles built in clandestine jungle shipyards have been used for decades to ferry cocaine north from Colombia.
No drugs were found, but officials and regional security sources suspect it was a trial run for automated cocaine trafficking, navy and Western sources told AFP.
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