Attempt to traffic $61.5 million of cocaine via Russian embassy in Argentina foiled
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  • 6 years ago
The Russian embassy in Buenos Aires was used to smuggle $61.5 million of cocaine. An investigation lasting over a year has led to six arrests, including two Argentines.
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