Dutch police announce arrests tied to an international investment fraud scheme accused of harming tens of thousands of victims. The investigation, carried out with Belgian authorities and Europol, targets a criminal network that allegedly operates through multiple locations and fraudulent operations designed to impersonate legitimate financial services. According to investigators, the group runs around 20 call centers staffed by more than 700 people who pose as financial advisers. Authorities estimate the scheme generates more than €100 million per month by targeting victims across several countries. One of the main suspects is described as a 46-year-old man holding Israeli and Polish citizenship, who is among those arrested. Dutch authorities say the operation is part of a broader cross-border effort to disrupt coordinated fraud activity. The reports state that the group’s victims are numerous and that the overall impact reaches into the tens of thousands, reflecting the scale of the alleged scheme. The announcements focus on suspected participation in the fraud network and the dismantling of its operational infrastructure, without detailing the outcome of individual cases or the precise amounts stolen from each victim.