Eurojust, working with Europol, has launched Operation Flying Bride to improve coordination between cross-border investigations connected to Sky ECC evidence. The operation was set up through Eurojust’s Western Balkans Criminal Justice Project. Its aim is to support closer cooperation among participating countries in the region and to link investigation efforts involving Sky ECC-related material. Under the initiative, investigators and authorities will work together to coordinate cross-border cases connected to the same type of digital evidence. Eurojust said the operation is focused on investigations linked to Sky ECC evidence in the Western Balkans, with cooperation involving France as well. The announcement comes as Eurojust continues to support international criminal justice cooperation through its project structure, including efforts designed to align investigative approaches across borders. Operation Flying Bride is intended to help authorities handle Sky ECC-linked cases more effectively by improving how information and investigative activity are coordinated across countries involved in the Western Balkans investigations. No arrests, charges or court outcomes were described in the source information, and the operation is framed as an investigation-coordination initiative.