Brazil: Brazilian police have launched the largest operation in history against drug mafias, resulting in the deaths of approximately 64 people.

The Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro was rocked by the police's crackdown on drug lords. The Brazilian police launched the largest operation in history against the drug mafia, the Red Commandos. They dropped bombs from helicopters and killed those involved. This has created an atmosphere of terror in Rio.

According to an ANI report, 64 people have lost their lives during the anti-drug operation. Most of these individuals are drug lords. Drug lords are individuals who illegally trade or smuggle narcotics. They are often the owners of large drug networks. Police gunfire has killed 60 drug traffickers. Some policemen were also martyred in this operation.

Many gangs smuggle weapons along with drugs.

This operation by the Brazilian police is underway in the city of Rio de Janeiro. A war-like situation has developed there, with heavy gunfire erupting in the streets. The city is considered a major hub for drug traffickers. Commando Vermelho, who runs this drug syndicate, is known in Brazil as the " Red Commando. " This gang is known for its drug trafficking activities, as well as arms smuggling and illegal land grabs.

More than 75 rifles were recovered during the raid.

Police arrived using helicopters and armored vehicles to raid drug traffickers. Heavy gunfire erupted, and fire broke out at several locations. Police arrested approximately 81 suspects and will now be questioned. Four police officers were killed in the operation. Police seized more than 75 rifles and a large quantity of drugs during the operation. Reports indicate that approximately 200 kilograms of cocaine were seized.