Detectives investigating an Ksh8 billion drug bust off the Kenyan coast have uncovered crucial details, including electronic devices, in the case against six Iranian suspects. These findings suggest the individuals are linked to a highly organized transnational cartel using maritime routes for drug smuggling.

• Seven electronic devices, including a GPS tracker, were found and are believed to help determine the shipment's origin, trafficking routes, and financiers.
• The six Iranian suspects were intercepted on October 26 by a joint team including the DCI, Kenyan Navy, and Kenyan Coast Guard, carrying 769 packages of suspected methamphetamine.
• The prosecution successfully requested an additional 21 days of detention for the suspects, bringing their total custody to 51 days, to pursue critical leads in the internationally coordinated operation involving Interpol and the US government.