Reddition d’un terroriste et arrestation de 5 éléments de soutien aux groupes terroristes en une semaine
Summary of the Operational Report from the Algerian National People’s Army (ANP):
Between March 27 and April 1, 2025, the Algerian National People’s Army (ANP) conducted a series of successful operations targeting terrorism and organized crime. The ANP reported that a terrorist named Hadj Osmane Goumar surrendered to military authorities in In Guezzam, bringing a Kalashnikov submachine gun and ammunition. Additionally, five individuals suspected of supporting terrorist groups were apprehended in separate operations across the nation.
These actions are part of Algeria’s ongoing commitment to combat terrorism and varied forms of organized crime. The ANP’s efforts reflect their high level of professionalism, vigilance, and readiness in safeguarding the country.
In the realm of organized crime, the ANP, in collaboration with other security services, successfully intercepted 23 drug traffickers and thwarted the illegal entry of 680 kilograms of narcotics originating from borders with Morocco. This included 4.513 kilograms of cocaine and over 214,000 psychotropic pills.
Further operations in Tamanrasset, Bordj Badji Mokhtar, Adrar, and Illizi led to the arrest of 136 individuals and the seizure of 26 vehicles, 148 generators, 54 jackhammers, two metal detectors, and quantities of raw gold, explosives, and tools related to illegal gold mining. Additional seizures included 67,524 liters of fuel, 28 quintals of tobacco, and 2.55 tonnes of food intended for smuggling and speculation.
Moreover, Algerian coast guards intercepted several attempts at illegal immigration, rescuing 78 individuals from makeshift boats, while 145 undocumented immigrants of various nationalities were apprehended throughout the country.
Overall, the ANP’s sustained operations signify a robust approach towards maintaining national security by targeting and dismantling the networks involved in terrorism, drug trafficking, and illegal activities.
Detailed Report on Recent ANP Operations:
Between March 27 and April 1, 2025, the Algerian National People’s Army (ANP) reported various successful military operations aimed at counter-terrorism and combating organized crime across the country. These operations reflect the ANP’s proficient and vigilant approach to maintaining national security.
In a significant development, a terrorist named Hadj Osmane Goumar surrendered to military authorities in In Guezzam, located in the 6th Military Region. He was found in possession of a Kalashnikov submachine gun along with ammunition, marking a notable success in the fight against terrorism. Alongside this, the ANP captured five individuals who are believed to be supporters of terrorist groups, further indicating the effectiveness of their intelligence and operational strategies.
The ANP’s operations are a response to the pressing need for enhanced security measures against terrorism and organized crime. The military’s actions showcase their commitment to safeguarding the nation from threats that could destabilize its social fabric. The report underscores the professionalism and readiness of the armed forces, highlighting their proactive stance in addressing security challenges.
In addition to targeting terrorism, the ANP has been actively involved in combatting drug trafficking. This is a crucial concern given the significant impact of narcotics on social stability. The military collaborated with various security services to obstruct drug-trafficking operations. During these collaborative efforts, 23 drug traffickers were apprehended, along with substantial quantities of narcotics. Specifically, they intercepted 680 kilograms of kif (hashish) that were on their way into Algeria from Morocco. The operations also resulted in the seizure of over 4.5 kilograms of cocaine and 214,929 psychotropic pills, a clear indication of the scale of the drug trafficking challenge.
In Tamanrasset, Bordj Badji Mokhtar, Adrar, and Illizi, the ANP continued its crackdown on various illegal activities. They arrested 136 individuals and confiscated an assortment of items including 26 vehicles, 148 generators, 54 jackhammers, and two metal detectors. The confiscated goods also included raw gold, explosives, and tools related to illegal gold mining. This highlights the ANP’s multi-faceted approach to tackling economic crimes associated with resource exploitation.
Moreover, the ANP seized 67,524 liters of fuel, 28 quintals of tobacco, and 2.55 tonnes of food products that were intended for smuggling and speculation. These operations strike at the heart of organized criminal networks that undermine Algeria’s economy.
In terms of immigration control, the coast guard demonstrated their capability by thwarting numerous attempts at illegal maritime migration. They rescued 78 individuals aboard makeshift vessels and apprehended 145 undocumented immigrants from various countries within Algeria. Such initiatives contribute to the broader scope of national security beyond just anti-terrorism measures.
The overall results of the ANP’s operations during this period illustrate a comprehensive effort to address a range of security issues faced by Algeria. The ongoing commitment to fight against terrorism, organized crime, and illegal immigration reflects a robust strategy by the ANP to ensure stability and security throughout the nation. This strategic approach not only aims to dismantle criminal networks but also seeks to foster public safety, highlighting the critical role of the military in contemporary security challenges.
