Authorities have dismantled a drug trafficking ring that was active in the greater Athens area, particularly in regions of Western Attica. The organized crime unit conducted a police operation in the afternoon hours on Monday, resulting in the arrest of three foreign nationals - a 35-year-old and two 31-year-olds - who were identified as members of the organization. This operation was part of a broader strategy involving the Drug Enforcement Division and specialized operational teams to combat drug-related crime.

Prior to the arrests, police effectively utilized available intelligence regarding the criminal group's activities, which involved the distribution of heroin, cocaine, and both raw and processed cannabis in the specified areas. Following thorough investigative efforts, including data verification, cross-checking of information, and profiling members of the group, law enforcement established the criminal activities and determined the specific roles held by each member within the organization.

The crackdown reflects ongoing efforts by Greek authorities to tackle organized crime and drug trafficking, particularly in urban areas facing these challenges. As concerns over drug-related crimes rise, this operation serves as a significant step in disrupting the supply chains for illicit substances. Authorities remain committed to ongoing investigations to ensure further dismantling of similar networks involved in drug trade across the country.