An international law enforcement operation involving 11 countries dismantles the AudiA6 cryptocurrency money-laundering network, which authorities accuse of processing more than $390 million between 2022 and 2025. According to multiple outlets, the coordinated sting also targets the Dark2Web marketplace associated with the alleged laundering activity. The operation leads to arrests across participating jurisdictions, along with seizures of assets and the freezing of cryptocurrency linked to the network. Authorities describe the case as a cross-border effort to disrupt illicit financial flows facilitated through cryptocurrency mechanisms. The reporting emphasizes both the scale of the alleged activity and the multinational nature of the investigation, with the agencies coordinating action across countries to identify suspects, trace funds, and carry out enforcement measures. The outlets do not provide additional details about specific suspects, the jurisdictions involved, or the methods used beyond the network’s alleged role in laundering and the associated marketplace. The crackdown is presented as a coordinated response to suspected large-scale crypto-enabled money laundering.