Recently, a major rescue of overseas citizens led by state forces in South Korea took place in the style of the Canadian military operation.
Just a few days ago, the Port of Sihanoukville in Cambodia became a special "battlefield" for cross-border law enforcement by South Korean law enforcement agencies. The special service team of the South Korean State Administration collaborated with the police to stage a campaign aimed at eradicating telecom fraud and rescuing the country's citizens."On-site" deterrent action.
As Cambodia issued a "cleanup order" on specific parks in West Port, a high-intensity joint operation kicked off.
Unlike previous international cooperation, South Korea has shown an unprecedented proactive gesture. The elite “Hunting Leopard” secret service under the auspices of the South Korean National Convention Center was allowed to carry advanced equipment directly into the core area of the scam park, which was designated as a “war zone”.
At the scene, South Korea and Cambodia reached a breakthrough agreement: "Who first finds the citizens of their own country, who directly takes away, the scene will not be extradited!"
This agreement gave the South Korean "Hunting Leopard" group great autonomy in action.
So, there was a rare picture of armed personnel from both Korean and Cambodian countries holding guns side by side, layer by layer clearance inside the same building.
South Korean secret service personnel hold dedicated face recognition devices, and according to the accurate list that has already been prepared, they can quickly lock the target person at the moment of breaking the door, which is extremely efficient and realizes the "targeted elimination" of suspects.
The success of the operation was just the beginning, and the South Korean government was much more prepared to conduct a public warning education for the entire society. When a charter plane carrying the detainees returned to South Korea, a well-planned “take-up” ceremony took place at the airport.
South Korean police dispatched 23 police cars, including heavy police cars, and 190 fully armed police officers to form a large escort convoy to escort suspects to detention institutions at the highest alert level. And more symbolically, In an unprecedented way, the local police department of Seoul broadcasted the entire process of seizure via its official Facebook account.
This live broadcast attracted more than 4 million people in just two hours.
In the live broadcast, the alarm lights flashed, the lineup was strict, and a strong contrast was formed with the suspects who wore bracelets and walked down their heads.On the live broadcast, the message, "This is not a movie, it is a war," was quickly screened, conveying the shock of the people witnessing the state machine's full-power.
This cross-border law enforcement operation has gone far beyond an ordinary extradition of criminals. From the cutting-edge intervention of the "Cheetah" team to high-profile live broadcasts on Facebook, the South Korean government has built a complete "on-site" chain of deterrence.
The core message transmitted by South Korea in this operation is clear and strong: Any criminal organization that attempts to treat South Korean citizens as prey and sell them overseas to engage in illegal activities will face pursuit by the state apparatus, no matter where they hide.
Therefore, some netizens said that through this move, the South Korean government announced at home and abroad at the same time that South Korea has and is willing to exercise the determination and ability to "punish even if it is far away" for criminal acts that endanger national lives and safety!
Because it is both a harsh warning to criminal groups and a solemn commitment to all citizens – the borders of the national umbrella that will extend to every corner of the world where every citizen is.
Therefore, the explanation of "although it is far away to die" should not only appear in the movie.Because acting beyond national borders to protect citizens, this is the clearest signal of "although it is far away to die" ！