Armenian law enforcement officers seize large consignment of drugs smuggled from Iran to Armenia
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- 17 July, 2023
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Armenian law enforcers have revealed a case of smuggling a large consignment of drugs from Iran to Armenia, Report informs referring to the Armenian media.
At 04:30 (GMT+4) on the Meghri-Yerevan road, employees of the National Security Service and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia stopped Opel Astra and Mercedes Benz S430 cars.
The driver of the first car, while trying to escape, crashed into the official car of an employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as a result, one of the police officers was injured and taken to the hospital.
Inside an Opel car, 22.3 kg of marijuana, 238 g of methamphetamine, about 1 kg of hashish, 0.7 g of BS tablets were found and confiscated.
İrandan Ermənistana külli miqdarda narkotik partiyasının keçirilməsinin qarşısı alınıb
Армянские правоохранители выявили случай контрабанды крупной партии наркотиков из Ирана в Армению
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