United States===Drug Enforcement Administration

The United States===Drug Enforcement Administration led 'Operation Meltdown', seizing over 200 website domains and arresting four individuals involved in an India-based transnational criminal organization. This action aims to disrupt the flow of illicit pharmaceuticals and protect public health.

The United States===Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) hosted and provided advanced training to officers from Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya. This demonstrates the DEA's role in international capacity building and collaboration against transnational crime.

The United States===Drug Enforcement Administration's office in the Dominican Republic was abruptly closed due to an investigation into the misuse of a US visa program. This event negatively impacts the agency's reputation and operational effectiveness in the region.

The United States===Drug Enforcement Administration is set to return to Bolivia after nearly 20 years, resuming intelligence sharing, vetting, and training of Bolivian law enforcement officers. This marks an important foreign policy achievement for the United States.

The United States===Drug Enforcement Administration received Sebastián Marset at Santa Cruz airport and transported him on a United States plane. This agency was instrumental in the capture and transfer of the drug kingpin, highlighting its role in international anti-narcotics operations.