French Armed Forces Destroy Brazilian Boats In Operation Against Illegal Fishing

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Published on 29/06/2024 at 22:49

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The French Armed Forces Destroyed Four Brazilian Boats for Illegal Fishing Off the Coast of French Guiana, Seizing 7.5 Tons of Fish.

In a rigorous operation, the French Armed Forces destroyed four Brazilian boats involved in illegal fishing activities off the coast of French Guiana. The action occurred between June 5 and 16 and is part of an ongoing effort to combat illegal fishing in the region.

Five Brazilian Boats Under the Control of the French Armed Forces

The operation was confirmed by the authorities of the French territory in South America.

According to Antoine Poussier, mayor of French Guiana, five Brazilian boats were inspected, resulting in the detention of the captains and the issuance of court summonses.

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The Fight of French Authorities Against Illegal Fishing at the Border with Brazil

The destruction of boats is not an isolated event. According to the municipality of French Guiana, since the beginning of the year, ten vessels used for illegal fishing have been destroyed.

This drastic measure aims to deter illegal practices and protect the marine resources of the region.

The destruction of Brazilian boats by the French Armed Forces underscores the importance of strict enforcement and vigorous actions in protecting French territorial waters.

Illegal fishing remains a persistent challenge, but operations like this demonstrate the commitment of authorities to preserve the environment and fishery resources.

Source: Poder Naval.

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The French Armed Forces Destroyed Four Brazilian Boats for Illegal Fishing Off the Coast of French Guiana, Seizing 7.5 Tons of Fish.

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