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Turkey Detains 9 Israelis in $3 Billion Global Investment Fraud Probe
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Turkish authorities have detained over 200 people, including nine Israelis, in an investigation into an alleged international investment fraud network that defrauded victims of over $3 billion. The network operated through fake companies, luring victims with promises of high investment returns before stealing their money.
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- Turkey detained over 200 people, including 9 Israelis, in a $3 billion fraud probe.
- The network allegedly operated through fake call centers and consulting firms.
- Victims were lured with promises of high investment returns.
- Authorities claim Israeli figures dominated the ownership of the fraudulent companies.
- Assets worth approximately $31 million were seized in the operation.
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