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170kg of drugs seized at Iranian border
Baku/30.12.22/Turan: On December 29, at night, near the village of Perimbel and at 14:30 near the village of Tashkent, Yardimli region, border guards stopped the smuggling of a large consignment of drugs from Iran to Azerbaijan. In both cases, the border violators ignored the demands of the border guards and used firearms. Having been rebuffed, the violators fled back to Iran, leaving their cargo behind.
During the inspection of the area, in both cases, packages with a total mass of more than 170 kg of various drugs were found: more than 20 kg of heroin, 142 kg of marijuana, 4.7 kg of methamphetamine, 3 kg of opium and 81,228 M-40 methadone tablets. In connection with the armed incidents, a meeting was held with representatives of the border agencies of Iran.
On both facts, operational-search activities are ongoing, the State Border Service of Azerbaijan announced on December 30. ---02D---
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