In a significant victory against global crime, the International Security Alliance (ISA), with crucial participation from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has dismantled a major drug trafficking network. The large-scale, international counter-narcotics operation resulted in the seizure of an estimated $2.9 billion worth of illicit drugs and the arrest of 12,564 suspects across the globe.

This operation, conducted by air, sea, and land, marks the ISA’s second successful joint effort of its kind. Partnering with 25 countries and numerous international policing organizations, the alliance demonstrated a powerful, unified front against transnational criminal groups. The operation's immense scope and coordination led to the confiscation of over 822 tonnes of narcotics, a staggering amount that deals a severe blow to the finances and operations of these criminal enterprises.

The arrests of over 12,000 suspects underscore the meticulous planning and execution of this global raid. The success of this operation highlights the growing effectiveness of international cooperation in combating complex, cross-border criminal activities like drug trafficking. It sends a strong message that these illicit networks will be relentlessly pursued and brought to justice, regardless of their reach.