The U.S. Department of the Treasury today announced a significant blow to international cocaine trafficking, sanctioning four Guyanese and two Colombian nationals accused of moving tons of cocaine from South America to destinations including the United States and Europe.

The targeted network is reported to leverage sophisticated methods, including aircraft operating from covert airstrips and submersible vessels, to evade detection.

Deputy Secretary Michael Faulkender emphasized the administration’s continued commitment to combating drug cartels. “Under President Trump, this administration has achieved the most secure border in modern history,” Faulkender stated. “The Treasury Department continues to bring our unique tools and authorities to the fight against cartels and their affiliates.

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