On February 11, Sicily witnessed an unprecedented anti-mafia operation, the largest in decades. With 1,200 Carabinieri deployed, including specialized units, police efforts aimed at dismantling the Cosa Nostra caught all targeted individuals off-guard and exemplified the state's commitment to law enforcement. The roots of this vigorous crackdown stem from historic battles against mafia influence, notably led by late judge Giovanni Falcone, who established legal precedents in combating organized crime during the 1980s. This operation reflects a significant escalation in the fight against the mafia, showcasing improved tactics and determined action from Italian authorities.
The February 11th raid signifies a resurgence of coordinated police actions against the Cosa Nostra, marking the largest anti-mafia operation since the 1980s.
Cosa Nostra is back in the headlines, and with all officers deployed and evacuations of barracks, this level of engagement indicates a serious crackdown.
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