Italian police break human smuggling ring

Italian police have uncovered a human smuggling network involving Algerian migrants that was planning to increase illegal trips to the shores of Sardinia. The network intended to use rubber boats equipped with powerful engines to carry between 50 and 60 migrants for a fee of 2,500 euros per person. The investigation, which began in Cagliari and included operations from Algeria and the Marseille area, resulted in the arrest of eight Algerians, including a suspect leader responsible for organizing and recruiting migrants and facilitating the journeys. The network aimed to open new profitable routes for human trafficking by organizing logistical support activities and document forgery, under an operation called "Phantom."

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