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Security boost in Tibesti after major weapons and drugs bust in Chad

Posted on June 2, 2026September 25, 2026 by Cécile Mboua
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security boost in Tibesti after major weapons and drugs bust in Chad

A coordinated operation in Chad’s Tibesti region yields a significant haul of illegal firearms, cannabis, and counterfeit alcohol, reinforcing regional stability efforts.

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Security forces display seized weapons and contraband in Chad's Tibesti

Operation yields critical seizures in Chad’s northern frontier

During a high-level security briefing led by the Government Delegate to Tibesti, General Alifa Weddeye, authorities showcased a substantial cache of illicit items confiscated in a recent operation. The haul included firearms, cannabis, counterfeit alcohol, and other prohibited substances.

The Government Delegate praised the dedication of defense and security forces in safeguarding public safety while urging continued vigilance against emerging threats. Local residents welcomed the operation’s outcomes, acknowledging its positive impact on community security.

Strategic enforcement strengthens regional stability

The Tibesti operation underscores Chad’s commitment to eradicating illicit trafficking networks that threaten national and regional peace. By dismantling these operations, security forces are taking decisive steps to protect civilians and disrupt criminal activities.

By Cécile Mboua — Political News Writer

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