Colombia's navy said Friday that it had destroyed dozens of drug trafficking laboratories and seized more than two tons of cocaine during operations in the country's southern Pacific region. The navy said it also seized more than 3,700 gallons of smuggled fuel in the area, which "prevented the strengthening of illicit economies in the area." The navy shared photos of each seizure and of some of the laboratories. The seized cocaine appeared to be in small packages, each weighing about two pounds. The interception prevented the drugs from circulating in "international markets," the navy said. 🚨 Destruimos 30 laboratorios de narcotráfico en el Pacífico sur colombiano.Con este resultado afectamos significativamente las economías ilícitas de los GAO-r y sus fuentes de financiación.Seguimos desarrollando operaciones ofensivas para debilitar las estructuras… pic.twitter.com/anPYUbstYm— Armada de Colombia (@ArmadaColombia) March 27, 2026 The navy said three crew members were arrested when the cocaine was seized.…