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Libyan forces seize five tonnes of hashish and break up a growing network

Security forces raided a network in the Green Mountain near Taknes, about 127 km east of Benghazi, at dawn on 19 July. They seized five tonnes of hashish and broke up what officials called a cannabis cultivation and processing operation, arresting several people.

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Security forces raided a network in the Green Mountain near Taknes, about 127 km east of Benghazi, at dawn on 19 July. They seized five tonnes of hashish and broke up what officials called a cannabis cultivation and processing operation, arresting several people. It was the first raid of its kind in the region against large-scale cannabis production, and it showed that cannabis is grown in Libya as well as smuggled into it.[1]

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  1. Libyan authorities seize 5 tonnes of hashish near Benghazi, 20 July 2025. Libya Review. First four paragraphs.

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