Türkiye Brings Back 76 Wanted Suspects From 8 Countries
The Interior Ministry says 29 suspects were wanted under Interpol Red Notices and 47 others were sought domestically.
Turkish authorities have returned 76 wanted suspects to Türkiye from eight countries, the country's Interior Ministry said.
According to the ministry, 29 of the suspects were wanted under Interpol Red Notices, while 47 others were sought under domestic Turkish warrants.
The operation reflects ongoing efforts by Turkish law enforcement to pursue extraditions and international cooperation in tracking down individuals wanted in connection with a range of criminal cases.
Türkiye has in recent years increased its coordination with international law enforcement bodies and foreign governments to locate and repatriate suspects, part of a broader push to strengthen judicial cooperation across borders.
The Interior Ministry did not specify the nature of the charges against the returned suspects or which eight countries were involved in the operation.
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