Pakistani navy, in joint operation, seized $972M in drugs from two sailboats in Arabian Sea.

A Pakistani navy ship, operating under the Combined Maritime Force, intercepted two unidentified sailboats in the Arabian Sea within 48 hours, seizing narcotics worth over $972 million. The haul included several tons of crystal methamphetamine and a smaller amount of cocaine. The vessels, with no discernible nationality, were stopped in international waters. The CMF, a multinational coalition of 47 nations, called the operation one of its most significant drug busts. U.S. Central Command commended the effort on social media, highlighting ongoing international collaboration to disrupt drug and weapon smuggling across critical maritime routes.