![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/brutal-french-riot-cops-who-tear-gassed-fans-at-champions-league-sent-to-qatar/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/riot-police-watch-liverpool-fans-736634906.jpg&description=TEAMS of special forces from around the world will descend upon the Qatar World Cup in a bid to crack down on football hooligans. Qatar has pulled in extra police from every corner of the globe to help at the sporting event with the tiny Gulf nation expecting an unprecedented influx of 1.2million visitors. Some of the hardest police units including Turkey's special operations unit, known as the Polis-Özel-Harekat, will be sent to QatarCredit: Getty French cops struggled to control violent clashes between fans at the Euros in 2016Credit: Reuters Troops from Pakistan's army will also be deployed to bolster numbers for the World CupCredit: Twitter Officers from the US, Britain, Turkey, South Korea, France, Italy and Pakistan will make up a patchwork police force drafted in to keep order at the month-long football extravaganza. The extra cops will provide security at the eight stadiums in Doha and hotels where the 32 national football squads are staying as part of "Operation World Cup Shield". Some of the hardest police units including Turkey's special operations unit, known as the Polis-Özel-Harekat, and French riot cops behind the tear-gassing of Liverpool fans, will be beefing up security. The team of terrifying Turkish cops are mostly used to fight terrorism in their home country but has previously been criticised for human rights violations - particularly against those in Kurdish areas. Armed with rifles, handguns and with its own attack helicopter and numerous armoured vehicles the POH is armed to the teeth. The squad also has its own fierce female unit - one of a handful of security forces in the world to do so. Along with 3,000 riot police, Turkey has offered its own warship to bolster security at the World Cup for six months. The TCG Burgazad, along with 250 troops, has already been deployed to Doha in the last month. According to a report by Nordic Monitor, an NGO that detects terrorist activity, the special forces unit will not be held responsible for its act){kind=link}
TEAMS of special forces from around the world will descend upon the Qatar World Cup in a bid to crack down on football hooligans.
Qatar has pulled in extra police from every corner of the globe to help at the sporting event with the tiny Gulf nation expecting an unprecedented influx of 1.2million visitors.
Officers from the US, Britain, Turkey, South Korea, France, Italy and Pakistan will make up a patchwork police force drafted in to keep order at the month-long football extravaganza.
The extra cops will provide security at the eight stadiums in Doha and hotels where the 32 national football squads are staying as part of “Operation World Cup Shield”.
Some of the hardest police units including Turkey’s special operations unit, known as the Polis-Özel-Harekat, and French riot cops behind the tear-gassing of Liverpool fans, will be beefing up security.