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The Strela-10 anti-aircraft missile system is fired by the Ukrainian military during an exercise in the Volyn Region, Ukraine, in this photo released January 26, 2022. Photo/Ukrainian Ground Forces Command/REUTERS
In an interview with the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag published on Saturday (28/5/2022), De Bolle said, “One of the things that concerns Europol is the presence of weapons currently being delivered to Ukraine.”
He explained, “When the conflict ends, Europol wants to prevent a situation similar to 30 years ago in the Balkan wars.”
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“The weapons from that war are still used by criminal groups today,” he said.
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De Bolle noted, “One of the main priorities of Europol now is to find a way in which we will deal with the situation after the possible end of the war.”
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“Europol will form an international task force that will deal with this issue,” he said.
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