Massive $63 Million Meth Bust off Kenya’s Coast Exposes Global Drug Threat to America

In a decisive move against global narcotics networks, Kenya's navy intercepted a staggering consignment of methamphetamine valued at nearly $63 million, some 630 kilometers off Mombasa's coast. Six Iranian nationals are now in custody as investigations continue.This breakthrough highlights an increasingly dangerous trend: synthetic drugs flooding vulnerable regions with ties reaching far beyond Africa’s shores. With over a ton of crystal meth seized, Kenyan officials expose the sophistication and scale of illicit operations that exploit porous maritime routes.Why Should America Care About a Drug Bust Thousands of Miles Away?While this operation occurred halfway across the globe, it matters deeply to...