Justice Ministry praises police for major drug bust in Limassol operation
The Cyprus Ministry of Justice has commended the leadership and personnel of specialized police units for a successful operation in Limassol that led to the seizure of a large quantity of narcotics and the dismantling of an organized trafficking network. Justice and Public Order Minister Kostas Fytiris emphasized the government's priority to tackle organized crime and drug trafficking with increased intensity and determination.
The Ministry highlighted its ongoing efforts to equip police units with the necessary resources and support to effectively carry out their mission. The Cyprus Police Association also extended congratulations to the officers involved, particularly members of the Drug Enforcement Agency and other units. The Association acknowledged the professionalism and dedication demonstrated during the operation, underscoring the continuous threat organized crime poses to society, especially to young people.
Both the Ministry and the Police Association reaffirmed their commitment to protecting public safety and supporting officers who work under challenging and often dangerous conditions to combat drug trafficking and related criminal activities in Cyprus.
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