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Two face detention over weapons linked to Turkish gangs

A Thessaloniki judicial council has ordered the pretrial detention of two suspects in a case involving heavy weapons that are believed to have been intended for use in a turf war between rival Turkish criminal groups operating in Greece.

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Following the decision of the Thessaloniki Board of Appeals, the 36-year-old was located in Kavala and arrested, while the 30-year-old voluntarily came to the headquarters of the Sub-Directorate for Combating Organized Crime of Northern Greece.

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The two defendants in the case involving the heavy weapons that were found in Thessaloniki and were allegedly intended for the armed conflict between Turkish criminal groups are in the hands of the authorities.

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The two defendants in the case of the military weapons found in Thessaloniki, which are believed to have been intended to settle scores between warring Turkish criminal organizations, are being taken back to prison. This development came after the decision of the Thessaloniki Board of Appeals to replace the restrictive conditions imposed on them with temporary detention. In […] Thessaloniki: The 36-year-old Turk and the 30-year-old Greek who had…

A new development is being recorded in Thessaloniki, in the arms trafficking case being investigated by the Greek Police. Two...

In Thessaloniki, the two accused in the case involving the heavy weapons that were found in the capital and are allegedly

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Kathimerini English Edition broke the news in Athens, Greece on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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