Baku: Within the framework of measures to ensure reliable protection of the state border and fight against the illegal circulation of drugs, a large amount of drugs was prevented from being smuggled into the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the State Border Service told APA. Thus, on November 27 at 17:30, as a result of the operations of the State Border Service Border Troops Command in the service area of the Goytepe border detachment, a total weight of 79 kilograms and 450 grams of narcotics (78 kg and 400 grams of marijuana, 1 kg and 50 grams of opium), 1000 units of narcotic methadone M-40 and 30 units Tamol-X 225 mg-Tramadol pills were found and seized.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, the State Border Service emphasized that operational-investigative measures are being continued. The interception of these drugs highlights the ongoing efforts by Azerbaijan to combat drug smuggling and secure its borders. The authorities are committed to preventing illegal drug trafficking and ensuring the
safety and security of the nation. This significant seizure is part of the broader initiative to clamp down on drug-related activities across the country. The State Border Service continues to enhance surveillance and operational strategies to curb such illegal activities effectively.