Five people have been convicted in the United Kingdom for running a migrant smuggling network that transported Vietnamese migrants into the country and laundered more than EUR 1.8 million in cash. The convictions followed an international investigation involving UK, Belgian and French authorities. The case was coordinated by Eurojust and Europol. The report states that those convicted were involved in operating the smuggling network and processing the proceeds through cash laundering activity exceeding EUR 1.8 million. Eurojust said the outcome came after cooperation between participating countries and agencies as part of a coordinated effort to bring the case through the relevant legal processes in the UK. The article does not provide further details on sentencing length, individual roles, or specific investigative steps.