Central News Agency (CNA Jakarta, June 29) Indonesia and Russia have recently reached three bilateral agreements to combat transnational drug crimes. The two sides will establish a real-time intelligence exchange mechanism and conduct joint investigations into cases involving foreign tourists in places like Bali. They will cooperate to address smuggling by foreign criminal groups using psychoactive substances and digital means, in order to deal with the technologically advanced drug crime chains and transnational structures operated by foreign networks within Indonesia. From June 22nd to 23rd, the Head of Indonesia's National Narcotics Agency, Suyudi Ario Seto, led a delegation to Moscow, the capital of Russia, for talks with Russian Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Igor Zubov and Director General of Drug Control Ivan Valentinovich Gorbunov. The Indonesian delegation subsequently visited Russia's Safe City system to examine its built-in digital forensic technologies such as image analysis, trajectory tracking, and facial recognition, in order to review suspect movement paths and contact networks, and to assess the effectiveness of technological investigations. According to a report from Indonesia's National Narcotics Agency, a clandestine laboratory set up by Russian citizens was discovered in Bali in March of this year. Chemical synthesis substances, cryptocurrency accounts, and e-cigarette devices were seized at the scene, indicating that the drug manufacturing and trafficking models of foreign criminal groups have evolved towards technological applications, which was a key factor leading to this bilateral meeting and subsequent cooperation. Indonesia's National Narcotics Agency stated today through a press release that the primary agreement reached by both sides is to adjust immigration controls at entry and exit points such as Bali. The authorities pointed out that due to the direct domestic production of Mephedrone (commonly known as meow meow) in clandestin