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Colombia's Navy and Air Force stop a go-fast boat with 3.5 tonnes of cocaine

Text poster only. The source video shows a go-fast boat at night, a Colombian Navy officer speaking on a dock with a city skyline behind, stacks of wrapped bales with printed markings, the seized boat moored, and detained men with pixelated faces.

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Ministerio de Defensa Nacional de Colombia (@mindefensa), watch at source · Link-only (source-hosted; not rehosted)

Video released Oct. 18, 2026 by Colombia's Ministry of National Defence. The ministry says the Navy (Armada de Colombia) and Air Force, in a joint operation in the Caribbean Sea, intercepted a go-fast boat that left the Gulf of Urabá carrying more than 3.5 tonnes of cocaine hydrochloride, and that five Colombians were captured after a sea and air pursuit. It values the load at US$170 million. The 65-second video shows the boat at night, a Navy officer speaking on a dock, the wrapped and marked bales, the seized boat moored, and the detained men with their faces pixelated.

What
Colombia's Navy and Air Force stop a go-fast boat with 3.5 tonnes of cocaine
Where
Caribbean Sea, west of Cartagena
When
2026-10-18
Source
Ministerio de Defensa Nacional de Colombia
Credit
Ministerio de Defensa Nacional de Colombia (@mindefensa), watch at source
License
Link-only (source-hosted; not rehosted)
Details
Official release · Ministerio de Defensa Nacional de Colombia (@mindefensa), with the Armada de Colombia and Fuerza Aérea Colombiana · Caribbean Sea, west of Cartagena

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Sources and credit

  1. Ministerio de Defensa Nacional de Colombia
  2. Field footage: the full record

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