تونزي تيليغراف
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A case in the city of al-Qubbah has exposed the pursuit of a network accused of producing and trafficking Captagon. Six people were sentenced, including one defendant who received 25 years in prison, while five others were sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment. The United Nations has noted Libya’s growing role as a regional drug transit route. The value of cocaine seized in 2024 is estimated at between $3.7 million and $7.8 million, while more than 1.3 million pills were seized in al-Kufra. Colombian authorities also intercepted 358 kilograms of cocaine bound for Tripoli. These incidents point to expanding smuggling activity and the emergence of local production, but they do not establish that Libya has a large-scale Captagon industry. Networks are instead taking advantage of security fragmentation and weak oversight.
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