Aa.Tr Turkey Repatriates 63 Wanted Criminals Amid Ongoing Cybersecurity Efforts
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- •Turkey repatriated 63 fugitives from various countries in a month-long operation.
- •The operation involved collaboration with Interpol and Europol.
- •The Interior Minister vowed to continue pursuing criminals across borders.
In a recent operation, Turkey successfully repatriated 63 individuals wanted for various crimes, including organized crime and drug trafficking. The operation was conducted by the Turkish National Police in collaboration with Interpol and Europol, targeting fugitives who fled to multiple countries. The repatriation included 49 from Georgia, 5 from Germany, and others from Greece, Kyrgyzstan, Bulgaria, Moldova, and Montenegro. This effort highlights Turkey's commitment to combating organized crime and enhancing national security. The Interior Minister emphasized that Turkey will continue to pursue fugitives across borders, ensuring that escaping justice is not an option. The operation took place between September 23 and October 23, 2026, showcasing the effectiveness of international cooperation in law enforcement. The Turkish government aims to dismantle criminal networks and restore public safety through these actions.
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