Max Daly

The Ecuadorian military found $1.1 billion of cocaine in a pig farm in what they say is a big win against global organised crime.

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The rise of Russia's dead drop drug trade stems from several unique national factors: restrictive anti-drug policies, strained Western trade relations, and a strong technological foundation. Enabled by these conditions, the dead drop model has reshaped how drugs are distributed in Russia. Drug transactions now involve no face-to-face interactions; instead, orders are placed online, paid for with cryptocurrency, and retrieved from secret locations across cities within hours. This system, offering convenience and anonymity, has seen synthetic drugs—especially synthetic cathinones like mephedrone—overtake traditional imported substances like cocaine and heroin in Russia. As the report highlights, these potent synthetic drugs are cheap, easy to manufacture, and readily distributed through Russia's vast delivery networks.

Tech-savvy organised crime groups profiting from billion-dollar enterprise that is spreading beyond Russian borders