Ireland has launched a major operation targeting money laundering and terror financing linked to criminal networks, including those associated with the Kinahan gang and ISIS. The move comes as authorities rank these groups among the most active and strategically sophisticated in Europe.
The operation, coordinated by Irish law enforcement, aims to disrupt financial flows used by organized crime and terrorist groups. Officials have highlighted the international reach of these networks, which operate across multiple jurisdictions.
The Kinahan gang, known for its involvement in drug trafficking and violent crime, has been under increased scrutiny. Meanwhile, ISIS-linked financiers are being tracked through complex money laundering schemes.
Authorities have not yet released specific details on arrests or seizures, but the operation signals a broader effort to combat transnational crime in Europe.
