This study proposes a prototype for locating important individuals and
financial exchanges in networks of people trafficking that have grown during
the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. It focuses on the role of digital
platforms, cryptocurrencies, and the dark web in facilitating these operations.
The research maps trafficking networks and identifies key players and financial
flows by utilizing open-source intelligence (OSINT), social network analysis
(SNA), and blockchain analysis. The results show how cryptocurrencies are used
for anonymous transactions and imply that upsetting central coordinators may
cause wider networks to become unstable. In order to combat human trafficking,
the study emphasizes the significance of real-time data sharing between
international law enforcement. It also identifies future directions for the
development of improved monitoring tools and cooperative platforms.

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