East Java Police Seize Rp 30 Billion in Drug-Linked Money Laundering Crackdown
East Java Police seized Rp30.1 billion in assets from six drug-linked money laundering cases in a major 2025 crackdown. Read full details of Polda Jatim’s operation here.
East Java Police seized Rp30.1 billion in assets from six drug-linked money laundering cases in a major 2025 crackdown. Read full details of Polda Jatim’s operation here.
Aceh Police destroy 80.5 kg of meth, 1 kg of cocaine, and 1.3 tons of marijuana seized in recent anti-narcotics operations.
Jakarta Metro Jaya police seized 1.26 kg of crystal meth from a dealer in Depok. The suspect faces up to 20 years in prison. Read the full story here.
Indonesia’s anti-narcotics agency BNN uncovers synthetic drugs hidden in vape shipments from Malaysia and France, warning of rising psychoactive substances. Read more here.
President Prabowo Subianto wants Indonesia to be a “killing ground” for drug lords, according to the Coordinating Ministry for Political, Legal and Security Ministry. Read more.
BNN warns new synthetic drugs (NPS) are complicating Indonesia’s war on drugs. Indonesia and Vietnam vow stronger cooperation against international syndicates. Read more here.
Banten Police foil a drug ring using drink sachets to hide meth in Serang. Read the full report on the operation, suspects, and penalties.
Indonesian police bust global narcotic vape ring smuggling etomidate via Soekarno-Hatta Airport. Find out how the syndicate operated and who was arrested.
Bali police dismiss drug cartel links in the shooting of two Australian nationals in Badung. Read full updates on the investigation and official police statements.
Indonesia and India identified as prime targets for international drug trafficking due to their geography and population. Read the full report on BNN’s strategic response.
BNN exposes Russian and Ukrainian nationals in Bali as collaborators in drug syndicates using crypto and social media for trafficking. Learn more.
Indonesia busts drug ring at Soekarno-Hatta Airport involving suspects from five countries. Meth and MDMA smuggled via books, candy tins, and motor parts.
