Sistan and Baluchestan: Over 1.4 tons of narcotics have been confiscated from smugglers in the southeastern Province of Sistan and Baluchestan, according to Commander of Iran's border guards police Brigadier General Ahmad Ali Goudarzi. He announced on Monday that extensive intelligence operations led to a targeted ambush on traffickers transporting illicit drugs into the country. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, during the operations, four smugglers were arrested, and a total of 1.436 tons of illegal drugs were seized. The confiscated narcotics included 829 kg of crystal meth, 334 kg of opium, 240 kg of hashish, and 33 kg of heroin. Additionally, the police seized several items of ammunition. These included six combat weapons, five RPG rockets, seven anti-tank rockets, one 81mm mortar, seven 30mm shells, five bullet casings, and two wireless walkie-talkies.