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Well then, that is new. If there is one, there are 5 probably. Apparently the other one in the Article found by India was being remote controlled via starlink. How much do you want to bet it is using opensource software like the drones that Ukraine used against Russia?

May you live in interesting times indeed.

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>The Colombian navy on Wednesday announced its first seizure of an unmanned narco-submarine equipped with a Starlink antenna off its Caribbean coast. The vessel was not carrying drugs, but the Colombian navy and Western security sources based in the region told AFP they believed it was a trial run of an unmanned vessel by a cocaine trafficking cartel. Manned semi-submersibles built in clandestine jungle shipyards have been used for decades to ferry cocaine north from Colombia, the world's biggest cocaine producer, to Central America or Mexico.

Well then, that is new. If there is one, there are 5 probably. Apparently the other one in the Article found by India was being remote controlled via starlink. How much do you want to bet it is using opensource software like the drones that Ukraine used against Russia? **May you live in interesting times indeed.** Archive: https://archive.today/1ZtSH From the post: >>The Colombian navy on Wednesday announced its first seizure of an unmanned narco-submarine equipped with a Starlink antenna off its Caribbean coast. The vessel was not carrying drugs, but the Colombian navy and Western security sources based in the region told AFP they believed it was a trial run of an unmanned vessel by a cocaine trafficking cartel. Manned semi-submersibles built in clandestine jungle shipyards have been used for decades to ferry cocaine north from Colombia, the world's biggest cocaine producer, to Central America or Mexico.

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Colombian law punishes the use, construction, marketing, possession, and transportation of semi-submersibles with penalties of up to 14 years in prison.

So no oceangate tourist company can work there. Nice.