Eurojust Operational Rooms Located In Underground Facility

The agency's operational rooms are located on the second basement level of the Eurojust building. These rooms serve as meeting points for various national authorities during active investigations. Bräuking noted that these rooms are central to 'action days' when investigators conduct raids and enforcement actions. The facility includes security checkpoints and dedicated operator stations. Jacobin Bröhrking explained that Eurojust must coordinate specific investigative measures across different countries. These measures include searching apartments, questioning individuals, and seizing assets. Nathalie Durand and colleagues are listing all necessary measures as part of the ongoing investigations. Eurojust uses an overview document to coordinate 'Action Day' operations across multiple countries. This document specifies the what, where, and who for each operation. The Action Day typically begins in the middle of the night to target suspects while they sleep. Natalie Durand operates from one of two operational rooms during these events.