Iranian intelligence seizes about 2.4 tons of methamphetamine, cracking down on international drug smuggling

According to a report by the Islamic Republic News Agency of Iran on September 11, the intelligence department of Iran's southeastern Sistan and Baluchestan Province recently successfully seized about 2.4 tons of methamphetamine.

With the coordinated help of the judicial department and border police, the intelligence department of the province successfully smashed an international drug smuggling gang. Iran is located at the "crossroads" of international drug smuggling from Afghanistan to Europe. The northern part of Sistan and Baluchestan Province borders Afghanistan. It has long been facing greater pressure from drug smuggling. This operation has strongly cracked down on international drug smuggling crimes and is of great significance for maintaining regional security and stability.

Although the specific date of the operation was not clearly stated in the report, this major achievement shows the Iranian government's firm determination and strong ability in cracking down on drug crimes. Iran has been actively participating in the global anti-drug campaign in the past few decades. Many Iranian law enforcement officers have made great efforts and even sacrifices for this. The seizure of about 2.4 tons of methamphetamine this time is not only a heavy blow to drug smuggling gangs but also makes an important contribution to the anti-drug cause in the region and the world, attracting widespread attention and praise from the international community.