墨西哥海域查获4吨可卡因,萨尔瓦多创海上缉毒记录


2026年2月20日 / 美国东部时间上午6:34 / 哥伦比亚广播公司/美联社

本周,墨西哥和萨尔瓦多海军在太平洋宣布破获多起重大毒品走私案,查获可卡因总量超10吨。与此同时,美国政府本周在拉丁美洲水域对三艘涉嫌运毒船只发起致命打击,导致11人死亡。

周四,墨西哥方面率先通报称,在距离曼萨尼约港以南250海里处截获一艘半潜式运毒船(即所谓”纳科潜艇”),查获约4吨疑似毒品,逮捕3人。

墨西哥安全部长奥马尔·加西亚·哈尔富哈通过社交平台X表示,这艘外观光滑、吃水浅的船只配备三个明显可见的发动机,此次查获使本周缉毒总量接近10吨,但未详细说明其他案件情况。

墨西哥当局称,此次行动得到美国北方司令部和美国联合跨部门特遣部队南部的情报支持。官方公布了截获过程的视频,显示海军舰艇拦截纳科潜艇及查获毒品的图像。

“这直接打击了犯罪组织的财务结构,阻止了数百万剂毒品流入街头,保护了墨西哥民众的安全,涉案金额高达数百万美元。”加西亚·哈尔富哈在X上写道。

周日,萨尔瓦多海军宣布创该国历史纪录的缉毒成果——查获6.6吨可卡因。海军在该国海岸西南380英里处拦截一艘180英尺长、注册地为坦桑尼亚的船只,潜水员在压载舱内发现330包可卡因,逮捕了来自哥伦比亚、尼加拉瓜、巴拿马和厄瓜多尔的10名男子。

周四,萨尔瓦多当局开放了刚刚抵达拉乌尼翁港的缉获船只”FMS鹰号”(FMS Eagle)。海军发布的图片显示甲板上整齐排列着200多包包装好的物品。

特朗普政府过去一年一直向墨西哥施压,要求加大缉毒力度。芬太尼等毒品走私被特朗普政府作为对墨西哥进口商品加征关税的理由。

墨西哥总统克劳迪娅·谢因鲍姆对贩毒集团采取了比前任更激进的立场,包括将数十名毒贩嫌疑人移交美国起诉,仅上月就移交37人。

谢因鲍姆同时反对美国军方在加勒比海和太平洋对疑似运毒船只发动打击行动。自美国政府去年9月将所谓”贩毒恐怖分子”列为打击目标以来,此类行动已造成至少145人死亡。

本周美国的打击行动包括在东太平洋截获两艘各载4人的船只,以及在加勒比海查获一艘载3人的船只。美方公布了船只被摧毁的图像,但未提供其运毒的证据。

本周早些时候,美国海岸警卫队在波多黎各附近截获一艘涉嫌运毒船只时,查获2000多磅可卡因。海岸警卫队称,涉事船只船员”开始规避操作”,在弃货逃跑前被拦截。

https://x.com/OHarfuch/status/2024510892314951734/video/1

4 tons of cocaine seized from “narco sub” off Mexico as El Salvador makes record drug bust at sea

February 20, 2026 / 6:34 AM EST / CBS/AP

The navies of Mexico and El Salvador announced big drug seizures in the Pacific Ocean this week of more than 10 tons of cocaine, in contrast to deadly strikes by the U.S. government that just this week left 11 people dead on three boats suspected of carrying drugs in Latin American waters.

The latest announcement came Thursday, when Mexico said it had seized about four tons of suspected drugs and detained three people from a semisubmersible craft, or so-called “narco sub,” 250 nautical miles south of the port of Manzanillo.

Mexican Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch said via X that the seizure from the sleek, low-riding boat with three visible motors brought the weekly total to nearly 10 tons, but he did not provide detail on the other seizures.

Mexican authorities said the seizure was made with intelligence shared U.S. Northern Command and the U.S. Joint Interagency Task Force South.

Officials released video of the seizure, showing a naval vessel intercepting the narco sub and images of the confiscated narcotics.

“This represents a direct and multimillion-dollar blow to the financial structures of organized crime, by preventing millions of doses from reaching the streets and protecting the safety of Mexican families,” García Harfuch wrote on X.

On Sunday, El Salvador’s navy announced the largest drug seizure in the country’s history of 6.6 tons of cocaine. The navy had intercepted a 180-foot boat registered to Tanzania, 380 miles southwest of the coast. Navy divers found 330 packages of cocaine hidden in the boat’s ballast tanks. Ten men were arrested from Colombia, Nicaragua, Panama and Ecuador.

On Thursday, Salvadoran authorities gave access to the seized ship FMS Eagle, which had just arrived in the port of La Union. Images released by the navy showed more than 200 wrapped bundles lined up on the deck.

The Trump administration has pressured Mexico to make more drug seizures over the past year. The trafficking of drugs like fentanyl was the president’s justification for tariffs on Mexican imports.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has responded with a more aggressive stance toward drug cartels than her predecessor, that has included sending dozens of drug trafficking prisoners to the United States for prosecution, including 37 individuals last month.

Sheinbaum has also expressed her disagreement with strikes by the U.S. military in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean against boats suspected of carrying drugs.

At least 145 people have been killed in those strikes since the U.S. government began targeting those it calls “narcoterrorists” last September.

The U.S. strikes this week included two vessels carrying four people each in the eastern Pacific Ocean and another boat in the Caribbean carrying three people. The administration provided images of the boats being destroyed, but not evidence they were carrying drugs.

Earlier this week, the U.S. Coast Guard seized over 2,000 pounds of cocaine while attempting to intercept a boat that was trafficking drugs off Puerto Rico. The crew of the alleged drug-ferrying boat “began evasive maneuvers” before throwing their cargo overboard and fleeing, the Coast Guard said.

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