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A large-scale security campaign coordinated by the Interior Ministry between February 11 and May 21 covered all Turkish territory and resulted in the dismantling of 181 criminal organizations.
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Turkey's Interior Ministry announced the results of an expanded security campaign carried out under its direct coordination between February 11 and May 21, according to Turkish news channel TRT.
The campaign, which spanned 100 consecutive days, involved the conduct of 49,662 security operations across all Turkish territory, resulting in the dismantling of 181 criminal organizations and the arrest of thousands of individuals suspected of belonging to these organizations or being involved in their illegal activities.
The campaign is part of ongoing security efforts by Turkish authorities to combat organized crime and strengthen internal security, with the ministry serving as the coordinating body overseeing operations among various agencies and security directorates at the national level.
Turkey's Interior Ministry launched an expanded security campaign spanning 100 days between February and May that resulted in dismantling 181 criminal organizations and executing 49,662 security operations. The campaign is part of ongoing efforts by Turkish authorities to combat organized crime at the national level.
The campaign reflects the scale of security efforts directed at dismantling criminal networks in Turkey, which may impact public safety and internal stability. The announced results point to the magnitude of security challenges facing Turkish authorities in combating organized crime.

Yusuf Al-Saadi