Interior Minister Çiftçi: '22 People Wanted on Red Notices Were Apprehended in Georgia, 11 of Them Were Extradited to Türkiye.'
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Interior Minister Çiftçi announced that 22 people wanted on Interpol red notices were apprehended in a joint operation in Georgia, and 11 of them were extradited to Türkiye.
On Wednesday, Turkish Minister of the Interior Mustafa Čevčević announced the arrest of 22 persons wanted under the Red Notice during a joint operation between the Turkish police and Georgian authorities, 11 of whom were brought to Turkey.
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi stated, "Our police force and the Georgian authorities carried out a joint operation. As a result, 22 people wanted on Interpol red notices were apprehended. The Georgian authorities extradited 11 of these 22 people to us, and the other 11 were arrested for crimes they committed here..."
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced that 22 people wanted on Interpol red notices were apprehended in a joint operation between Türkiye and Georgia.
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced that 22 people wanted on Interpol red notices were apprehended in a joint operation with Georgian authorities, and 11 of them were extradited to Türkiye. Click here for more.
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced that 22 people wanted on Interpol red notices were apprehended in a joint operation in Georgia on August 23-24, and that 11 of them were extradited to Türkiye.
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