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Criminal and terrorist actors are exploiting emerging technologies, global supply chains and trafficking routes to obtain and divert chemicals of concern. 🇵🇦 To reinforce the international response, representatives from 110 countries met in Panama for the Global Congress on Chemical Security and Emerging Threats. 🔗 Find out more:

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Richard Y1 个月前

@INTERPOL_CBRNE @policiadepanama Doing what they do best...traveling and socializing on the taxpayers dime. 🙄 When was the last time any of these "meetings" produced meaningful results?

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A.S.Mohamed Ali1 个月前

@INTERPOL_CBRNE @policiadepanama Thank you @INTERPOL_HQ

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Vital Mpoyi1 个月前

@INTERPOL_CBRNE @policiadepanama Even hère in RDCONGO there IS alot people who are let go by thé Systèm of thé Goverment and let thèm walk free!

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MR Infinity1 个月前

@INTERPOL_CBRNE @policiadepanama 👏✅

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📧1 个月前

@INTERPOL_CBRNE @policiadepanama The real problem is technology abuse. That’s the real problem. Never imagined the amount of power of one PsyOp. Actually @davidicke warned.

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