Operation Global Chain identifies 2,070 trafficking victims and potential victims
A 59-country operation identified 2,070 victims and potential victims, arrested 1,024 suspects and opened 465 investigations into trafficking networks.
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INTERPOL Reports 5,811 Arrests in 97-Country Fraud Crackdown
INTERPOL says Operation First Light 2026 identified more than 142,000 victims, blocked 31,014 bank accounts and intercepted $293 million in illicit assets across 97 countries and territories.
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INTERPOL and Europol Report 1,024 Arrests in 59-Country Trafficking Operation
Operation Global Chain identified 2,070 potential trafficking victims, opened 465 investigations and led to 1,024 arrests across five continents, according to INTERPOL and Europol.
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INTERPOL Reports 1,024 Arrests in July 6 Trafficking Crackdown Coordinated by Austria and Romania
A five-day multinational operation coordinated by authorities in Austria and Romania identified 2,070 potential trafficking victims, arrested 1,024 suspects and opened 465 investigations, according to INTERPOL.
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Austria and Romania Lead INTERPOL Trafficking Operation That Arrested 1,024 Suspects Across 59 Countries
INTERPOL and Europol said July 6 that Operation Global Chain identified 2,070 potential victims, arrested 1,024 suspects and opened 465 investigations across five continents.
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Europol Reports 1,024 Arrests in Global Trafficking Operation Across 59 Countries
Operation GLOBAL CHAIN identified 2,070 victims or potential victims and opened 465 investigations across five continents, Europol reported July 6.
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INTERPOL Reports More Than 1,000 Arrests in Global Human-Trafficking Operation
INTERPOL said law-enforcement agencies from 59 countries made more than 1,000 arrests during Operation Global Chain, a five-day crackdown on human-trafficking networks.
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Global police operation identifies 2,070 trafficking victims or potential victims
Operation Global Chain reported 1,024 arrests, 465 new investigations and 2,070 identified victims or potential victims across 59 countries.