Rețeaua Foxtrot recrutează tineri ca asasini plătiți

A criminal network in Sweden, known as Foxtrot, recruits teenagers through social media to commit assassinations for money. Europol has raised concerns about the group's methods, which resemble video game mechanics, treating young recruits as easily replaceable hitmen. The network is linked to numerous crimes across Europe, including attacks on Israeli targets. The leader, Rawa Majid, has fled to Iran, allegedly collaborating with authorities there. A case involving a Norwegian teen highlights the recruitment process, where young individuals are lured with financial incentives. Foxtrot intentionally targets younger recruits due to their risk-taking behavior, often failing to pay them before arrests occur.