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IDF Forces Seize Over 50 Kg of Cocaine Near Jordan Valley Settlement IDF troops near Rofin village seized over 50 kilograms of cocaine worth millions, thwarting a major smuggling attempt along Israel's eastern border. Police are investigating the perpetrators, while the IDF continues to strengthen border security to prevent drug trafficking.
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What happened 01 IDF soldiers seized over 50 kg of cocaine near Rofin, valued at millions of shekels. 02 The drugs were found by Lions of Jordan Battalion and Beka'a Brigade scouts during border patrols. 03 Police Northern District is investigating those behind the smuggling attempt. 04 This seizure adds to over 200 kg of drugs intercepted recently on Israel's eastern border. 05 Enhanced security includes the 96th Division HQ and expanded troop deployments. 06 The eastern border is over 320 km long and partially lacks physical barriers, prompting ongoing security upgrades. Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv , the latest report. Read Maariv’s original The coverage
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