Beirut targets two organized prostitution rings

Lebanese Internal Security Forces successfully dismantled two organized networks involved in human trafficking and running prostitution operations in the Achrafieh neighborhood of Beirut. The first network used WhatsApp to communicate with clients, sent photos of the girls for selection, and then reserved hotel rooms where prostitution took place in exchange for money. Raids resulted in the seizure of three Syrian women and a Palestinian young man, as well as the arrest of the network's manager (A.H). The second network operated under an "Escort" system, and four Russian and Brazilian women were detained. The arrested women admitted that their operation was led by two individuals from outside Lebanon known as "Mila" and "Max." Additionally, the hotel where the women worked was raided—one of its staff members was involved in facilitating prostitution, and one of the detainees was linked to arms trafficking. The hotel and the apartments have been placed under judicial supervision, and authorities continue their investigations to arrest the remaining accomplices.

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