INTERPOL Identifies 126 Suspects in Tunisia-Based AI Operation

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Interpol used artificial intelligence and facial recognition to identify 126 suspected foreign terrorist fighters. Named Shams II, the operation took place from 1 to 5 June 2026 in Tunis. It brought together 28 police officers and experts from 11 countries, (more...)This article Interpol mobilizes theIA and identifies 126 suspects of terrorism from jihadist groups appeared first on The Digital Review.

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Tunisia - Arabic Jerusalem: The International Criminal Police (INTERPOL) detected the implementation of a security operation in Tunisia, the first of its kind to disrupt terrorist networks in the digital field, where artificial intelligence was used to identify suspected terrorists.

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A new AI-based method enabled Interpol to trace 126 suspected terrorists. The operation was carried out from Tunis, bringing together 28 specialized agents and experts from 11 different countries. A large-scale operation. On Friday, 18 September, thanks to a new method based on artificial intelligence, Interpol was able to trace 126 suspected terrorists, announced its Lyon-based agency in a press release. The operation was conducted from Tunis, …

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The International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) reported that, using artificial intelligence, 126 suspected foreign terrorists had been identified by law enforcement officers, who had analysed more than 100,000 images of materials published by militants on the Internet in a release issued by the organization.

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With the help of a new method based on artificial intelligence (AI), Interpol has identified 126 suspected foreign terrorist fighters during the international.