A migrant smuggling operation has been dismantled by Romanian and Moldovan authorities, with the support of Eurojust. From 2019 until now, an organised crime group (OCG) smuggled over 100 migrants to the Schengen Area, demanding up to EUR 5 000 for the transport. On 27 May, authorities searched 11 houses and carried out multiple interrogations in Romania, and on 16 May another eight searches were conducted in Moldova, followed by the arrest of four drivers and their leader.Read More
Migrant smuggling operation taken down by Romanian and Moldovan authorities
Related Posts
Important stolen artworks returned from Italy to Spain with support of Eurojust
Eurojust has played a pivotal role in returning 66 stolen historic artworks from Italy to Spain. In one case, 65 precious paintings and an altarpiece… BronImportant stolen artworks returned from Italy to Spain with support of Eurojust
Eurojust and the Ministry of Justice of the United Arab Emirates host an expert workshop to strengthen judicial cooperation
From 2 to 3 July 2025, Eurojust and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Ministry of Justice jointly hosted a successful workshop in Abu Dhabi, marking… BronEurojust and the Ministry of Justice of the United Arab Emirates host an expert workshop to strengthen judicial cooperation
Western Balkans Criminal Justice Project holds the second edition of training on joint investigation teams for investigators and prosecutors
For the second consecutive year, the Western Balkans Criminal Justice Project (WBCJ) successfully held its flagship training on Joint Investigation Teams (JITs) for judicial and… BronWestern Balkans Criminal Justice Project holds the second edition of training on joint investigation teams for investigators and prosecutors