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40 Kg of Cocaine per 600 Million Rubles Was Detained by Customs Officers at St. Petersburg Port.

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Customs arrested an attempt to import 40 kg of cocaine into Russia for 600 million rubles hidden in a maritime container that had come from Latin America, and a criminal case had been opened and the perpetrators of drug smuggling were liable to life imprisonment.
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40 Kg of Cocaine per 600 Million Rubles Was Detained by Customs Officers at St. Petersburg Port.

Customs arrested an attempt to import 40 kg of cocaine into Russia for 600 million rubles hidden in a maritime container that had come from Latin America, and a criminal case had been opened and the perpetrators of drug smuggling were liable to life imprisonment.

·Moscow, Russian Federation
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RTVI broke the news in Moscow, Russian Federation on Monday, January 5, 2026.
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