Kuwait-Iraq cooperation locks up Captagon traffickers
Authorities in Kuwait and Iraq have seized 700,000 captagon tablets in a joint operation. The operation targeted traffickers who were using Cabd stables. As a result, two individuals were detained—one Iraqi and one an illegal resident—who admitted to possessing the drugs for trafficking purposes. These measures are part of an ongoing security campaign to combat drug smuggling and distribution, emphasizing the importance of cooperation between the two countries in addressing this serious phenomenon.
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