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German authorities announced on Tuesday that a coordinated global operation was conducted to target suspected fraud and money laundering networks that exploited German payment service providers, resulting in damages totaling hundreds of millions of euros. The operation led to the arrest of multiple individuals and the execution of search warrants in several countries, including Germany, Italy, Canada, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, the United States, and Cyprus, as disclosed by the Federal Criminal Police Office (Bundeskriminalamt, or BKA). According to reports, the accused individuals allegedly utilized stolen credit card information from victims in 193 countries. The BKA stated that there are suspicions that the suspects compromised four prominent German payment service providers to facilitate illicit transactions. The estimated damages from the criminal activities are believed to be in the hundreds of millions of euros. Further information is expected to be provided during a scheduled press conference on Wednesday.

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