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Source: Emirates 24|7

UAE-Led Operation Ghost Confrontation Identifies $39 Billion in Fraud-Linked Assets Across 30 Nations

A three-month international law enforcement crackdown led by the UAE Ministry of Interior identified over $39 billion in fraud-linked assets and thwarted more than 123 million online fraud attempts worldwide. The operation engaged 30 countries—including China and the UAE—alongside international agencies and 13 major technology and financial corporations. Joint enforcement measures led to more than 960 arrests, the freezing of 4,126 bank accounts, and raids on 29 fraud hubs.

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Source: Arabian Business

UAE-Led Global Operation Blocks 123m Online Fraud Attempts and Identifies $39bn Assets

A UAE-led international operation thwarted over 123.71 million online fraud attempts and identified more than $39 billion in fraud-linked assets. The three-month crackdown involved law enforcement from 30 countries, including China, alongside international organisations and major private technology firms. The initiative led to the arrest of over 960 individuals, the blocking of 4,126 bank accounts, and raids on 29 fraud centres.

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Source: The Filipino Times

UAE Police Arrest 33 Suspects in Dh8.8 Billion Cyber Money Laundering Scheme

Sharjah Police have dismantled four interconnected international criminal networks and arrested 33 suspects from 12 nationalities linked to an Dh8.8 billion ($2.4 billion) money laundering scheme. The operation, codenamed 'End of the Battle', secured over Dh65 billion in assets belonging to more than 30 companies worldwide and seized over Dh200 million in funds. Authorities reported the networks used artificial intelligence tools for phishing and laundered illicit proceeds through virtual assets, bank accounts, and luxury goods.

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Source: The Filipino Times

UAE Ministry of Interior Warns Against Fraudulent Investment and Trading Schemes

The UAE Ministry of Interior has warned the public and investors against fraudulent investment and trading schemes that promise high returns. Authorities advised individuals to verify platform licensing before transferring funds or cryptocurrency. The ministry emphasized that legitimate investment entities do not guarantee profits or pressure users into urgent payments.

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