Criminal network of counterfeit travel documents dismantled in Attica

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A criminal organization producing fake identities and passports was dismantled in Attica.
The illegal operation generated profits exceeding 200,000 euros.
Key members of the network have been arrested by the police.
The operation was part of broader immigration management efforts by authorities.

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A criminal organization involved in the production and trafficking of counterfeit travel documents in Attica has been dismantled by local authorities. The operation reportedly generated illegal profits exceeding €200,000. Law enforcement agencies carried out the investigation, which focused on a "factory" for fake passports and identification cards located in the Kato Patisia area.

The operation was managed by the Immigration Management Department of the Directorate for Foreigners in Attica, which led to the arrest of key members of the organization. The fake documents were intended for the illegal facilitation of migrants attempting to enter various countries within the European Union. This crackdown underscores ongoing efforts by Greek authorities to combat illegal immigration and document forgery.

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