欧洲机构分析确认中国芬太尼走私组织在日据点

Core Viewpoint - Bellingcat's analysis indicates that a Chinese fentanyl smuggling organization has established a base in Japan, specifically in Nagoya, suggesting a connection between Japanese entities and Chinese drug networks [2][4][5]. Group 1 - Bellingcat found evidence that the Japanese corporation and the Chinese organization are part of the same international drug network, essentially operating as the same entity [4]. - The Japanese entity, FIRSKY Co., Ltd., was registered in Nagoya and is linked to activities involving the distribution and financial management of dangerous drugs [4][5]. - The investigation corroborates previous reports about the presence of Chinese organizations in Japan [5]. Group 2 - A Chinese chemical company from Wuhan, previously central to the organization, was prosecuted by the U.S., and its female executive was involved in establishing multiple websites related to the organization and FIRSKY [6]. - Data leaked to the dark web revealed that the Chinese organization and FIRSKY used similar methods for the illicit sale of dangerous drugs [6]. - Despite Japan's Finance Minister stating that no illegal fentanyl exports or imports were detected from 2018 to 2024, there have been instances of fentanyl precursor materials found in shipments to Japan from Mexico [6]. Group 3 - The U.S. Ambassador to Japan emphasized the importance of cooperation to prevent the transit and circulation of precursor substances through Japan, aiming to protect regional communities [6]. - The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is discussing the establishment of a working group involving Japan and other Asian countries to combat fentanyl smuggling [6]. - Bellingcat is recognized as a leader in open-source intelligence (OSINT) analysis, having recently published exclusive information regarding various global issues [6].