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Zubareva is accused of attempted drug trafficking on a particularly large scale in the case of transporting cocaine from Panama to Morocco in 2018.
In Belgorod, Oksana Zubareva, accused of smuggling nine tons of cocaine across the Atlantic, refused a lawyer. TASS reports this.
Zubareva stated in court that she had lost confidence in her defense lawyer. He, according to her, violates the ethics of a lawyer by giving advice that affects her negatively. The request was granted and it will take two to three days to appoint a new lawyer.
The Russian woman is charged with attempted illegal sale of narcotic drugs on an especially large scale. According to investigators, in November-December 2018, Zubareva and the Spaniard hired sailors in Russia to transport cargo from Panama to Morocco. At the direction of the Russian woman, who was coordinating the accomplices, the ship changed course along the route and took on board about nine tons of drugs near the island of La Tortuga in Venezuela. The crew was supposed to reach their destination, but they were forced to call at the port of Cape Verde. There, the Russian sailors were detained by the police.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Appointment of a new lawyer within two to three days
Very likely · Within days

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