Colombian authorities just busted their first unmanned "narco-submarine" equipped with a Starlink antenna—a high-tech twist on drug smugglers' usual tactics. These stealthy subs are typically used to move cocaine undetected, but adding satellite internet suggests cartels are getting savvier about remote navigation.

Editor’s Note: Drug traffickers have long used semi-submersibles to evade detection, but slapping a Starlink antenna on one signals a worrying upgrade in their tech playbook. It’s not just about stealth anymore—it’s about precision and remote control, which could make interdiction even harder. For Colombia (and other countries fighting the drug trade), this is a reminder that cartels adapt fast, and law enforcement has to keep up.