A network involved in trafficking official documents has been dismantled in Tindouf, Algeria. The scheme centered around the sale of complete Algerian identities, including birth certificates and nationality certificates. These documents were reportedly sold for between 15 and 20 million centimes each. The details emerged following the disruption of the illicit operation. The case highlights vulnerabilities in the system for issuing and controlling Algerian nationality documents. Authorities have not yet released details on those involved or the ultimate purpose of the trafficked documents. This incident raises concerns about potential security implications linked to fraudulent identification.