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A 97-country fraud sweep reportedly yielded 5,811 arrests and $293 million seized

A post claims 31,014 bank accounts were blocked and 142,000 victims identified between January and April 2026.

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A post claims a coordinated fraud sweep involving 97 countries resulted in 5,811 arrests, $293 million seized, 31,014 bank accounts blocked and 142,000 victims identified between January and April 2026. The author also claims China's Ministry of Public Security funded the operation.

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@TheDebriefing17🚨While everyone was watching the stock market, the bond market, the Fed, the oil price, and the AI bubble, ninety-seven countries were conducting the largest coordinated financial fraud operation in Interpol's history. 5,811 arrests. $293 million seized. 31,014 bank accounts blocked. 142,000 victims identified. January through April of this year. The participating countries include every single sovereign power we track. Every bilateral deal partner. Every Five Eyes nation. Every ASEAN country. Russia. China. India. Argentina. Japan. Ninety-seven countries. On one operation. At the same time. And here's the line nobody will notice at the bottom: the operation was funded by China's Ministry of Public Security. The same China that Snider describes as being in a record credit contraction and cracking down on wealthy tax evaders. The same China that the framework tracks as one of five sovereign powers running parallel enforcement. That China funded a 97-nation global fraud sweep while simultaneously de-risking its banking system and enforcing capital gains taxes on its own wealthy citizens. Five separate problems? No. One architecture. Operating across every continent. Simultaneously. Ninety-seven countries. That's not an operation. That's the roster. I am The Guy On The Couch and you have been Debriefed6h
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    @TheDebriefing17🚨While everyone was watching the stock market, the bond market, the Fed, the oil price, and the AI bubble, ninety-seven countries were conducting the largest coordinated financial fraud operation in Interpol's history. 5,811 arrests. $293 million seized. 31,014 bank accounts blocked. 142,000 victims identified. January through April of this year. The participating countries include every single sovereign power we track. Every bilateral deal partner. Every Five Eyes nation. Every ASEAN country. Russia. China. India. Argentina. Japan. Ninety-seven countries. On one operation. At the same time. And here's the line nobody will notice at the bottom: the operation was funded by China's Ministry of Public Security. The same China that Snider describes as being in a record credit contraction and cracking down on wealthy tax evaders. The same China that the framework tracks as one of five sovereign powers running parallel enforcement. That China funded a 97-nation global fraud sweep while simultaneously de-risking its banking system and enforcing capital gains taxes on its own wealthy citizens. Five separate problems? No. One architecture. Operating across every continent. Simultaneously. Ninety-seven countries. That's not an operation. That's the roster. I am The Guy On The Couch and you have been Debriefed6h
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