Military on the Streets of Brussels Against Drug Trafficking
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65 shootings in 2026, the same number last year. Brussels resorts to the Army to "retake control" of the streets dominated by traffickers.
Brussels was the scene Friday afternoon of a large operation "FIPA" (Full Integrated Police Action) in various parts of the city where drug trafficking is taking place: Clémenceau, Yser, Rogier, Hankar, etc. saw the deployment of some 550 agents who carried out checks and made arrests. ...
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IOL PortugalIn a major integrated police operation in Brussels, the federal police and the Armed Forces will "work together against disturbances, crimes and drug trafficking".
The Belgian Minister of Defense, Theo Francken, today announced the first joint operation between police and military in Brussels, in response to the insecurity and violence related to drug trafficking that plague the Belgian capital.
Belgium’s Defence Minister, Theo Francken, announced Friday the first deployment of a joint police action with military personnel in Brussels, [...]
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