700,000 Captagon pills seized in joint Kuwait-Iraq security operation in Kabd
The General Administration for Drug Control seized 700,000 Captagon tablets in a security operation carried out through cooperation and security coordination between Kuwait and Iraq as part of joint efforts to combat drug smuggling and trafficking.
The operation led to the arrest of an Iraqi national and another person residing illegally at livestock pens in the Kabd area, where the seized drugs were found in their possession. According to the authorities, the two suspects admitted during questioning that the drugs belonged to them and were intended for trafficking.
The suspects were referred to the competent authorities for the necessary legal action. The operation forms part of ongoing security efforts to combat drug trafficking and prevent the spread of narcotics, while highlighting the role of security cooperation and information exchange between countries in pursuing those involved in drug smuggling and trafficking.
