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Irregular migration from Libya to Crete is rising, raising questions about the links between people smugglers, militias and Europe

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Briefings

Recent data indicates a significant increase in irregular migration from eastern Libya to Crete, Greece, prompting concerns about the potential links between smugglers, armed militias in Libya, and European authorities. The evidence suggests this trend is driving questions about the mechanisms connecting these groups.

Key points

• There is currently more irregular migration between eastern Libya and Crete, Greece.
• The increase raises questions about the connections between people smugglers, militias in eastern Libya, and Europeans.

Context

Migration patterns from eastern Libya to Crete, Greece have increased, raising questions about the links between people smugglers, militias in eastern Libya, and Europeans.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement regarding the increase in migration between eastern Libya and Crete, Greece. No specific dates, numbers, or named actors are provided in the source.

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