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European law enforcement agencies have dismantled a Ukraine-based fraud network that scammed consumers out of over €10 million ($11.7 million). Coordinated by Eurojust, the operation involved authorities from the Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania, and Ukraine, resulting in 12 arrests and the identification of 45 additional suspects. During the action day on December 9, police seized various items including counterfeit identification documents and vehicles.
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