Anti-corruption police raid multiple locations across Slovakia in national park investigation

Slovakia's anti-corruption police unit conducted raids at multiple locations across the country as part of an investigation into suspected corruption involving the management of one of the country's national parks. The operation, code-named Venátor, includes the former director of the Tatra National Park (TANAP) as a target of the investigation. The Tatra National Park is Slovakia's oldest and most prominent national park, covering portions of the High Tatras mountain range along the border with Poland. The Special Prosecutor's Office, which handles major corruption cases, is overseeing the investigation into alleged corrupt practices in the park's administration.