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Turkey Repatriates 11 Fugitives Wanted by Interpol and National Authorities – EUROP INFO
Türkiye has successfully repatriated 11 fugitives wanted on various charges, following coordinated efforts with Interpol and the activation of national alert systems. The operation highlights the country’s ongoing commitment to international cooperation in combating crime and bringing offenders to justice. Authorities confirmed that the individuals, subject to red notices and national alerts, were apprehended abroad and returned to face prosecut…
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced that 11 criminals wanted under red notices were brought to Turkey from abroad. The operation was carried out in coordination with the General Directorate of Security (TNP), Interpol-Europol, the Ministry of Justice, Intelligence, KOM, Narcotics, Public Security, and Cybercrime units.
Yerlikaya: We brought 11 criminals to Türkiye
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said, "We brought back to our country nine criminals sought under red notice and two wanted nationally." Six of the 11 wanted criminals were brought from Georgia, three from Germany, one from Albania, and one from Belgium.
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