Syrians Held in Germany and Serbia Over Migrant Trafficking

German and Serbian authorities have detained 31 suspects as part of investigations into an international migrant smuggling network, most of whom are Syrians. Since October 2024, the network has facilitated the transfer of no less than 900 individuals. German police carried out 240 raids targeting homes and shops linked to the organization, resulting in the arrest of dozens of people. Meanwhile, Serbian police conducted operations that led to the detention of Syrians under German warrants. The network organized trips from the Libyan coast to Italy, then crossing the Balkans in coordination with Serbia, ultimately reaching Germany. The company charged between 2,000 and 10,000 euros per person and maintained connections with militias in Libya. The operation has been ongoing since October 2024, focusing on transporting large numbers of Syrians along multiple routes through organized smuggling methods, with evidence of ties to Libyan networks. Arrests and searches are still ongoing.

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