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Turkey has become a safe haven for gangsters, European police say, after the country refused to extradite two alleged cocaine traffickers who escaped the law by buying Turkish citizenship. European police officials have confirmed reports that Turkey denied extradition requests from Belgium for two Balkan men accused of smuggling tons of cocaine from to after the suspects purchased Turkish citizenship in the months before the request. From messages recovered from the Sky-ECC hack — which compromised millions of texts from encrypted phones used by gangsters — Murdaa and Sinanaj were linked to at least 3. Belgian prosecutors, police and foreign ministry officials did not respond to requests for comment on the record, but a Belgian Federal Police official confirmed the details of the situation to VICE News on the condition of background because of diplomatic concerns. The European law enforcement official said that the five-year-old war between Skaljar and its rival cartel, the Kavak clan, which has killed an estimated 50 people across Europe and South America, had left leadership positions open that Murdaa would fill as both cartels appeared to be relocating to Istanbul from the Balkans. He was elected to parliament, representing the central Turkish city of Sivas in , but was prevented from taking up his seat because of previous criminal convictions that led to a month jail sentence in He was convicted over charges his company extorted Syrian refugees, after being found to have forced them to sign their valuables over to his company in exchange for resettlement aid. He arrived at prison to serve his sentence at the head of a strong vehicle convoy. In a video at what appeared to be his birthday party, which picked up He is still rumoured to be involved with organised crime. By Deborah Bonello. By Joseph Cox. By Keegan Hamilton. By Mitchell Prothero. Share: X Facebook Share Copied to clipboard. Videos by VICE. Read Next. View this post on Instagram.

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