EU Slaps New Sanctions on Russia over Hybrid Threats, Disinformation

EU Sanctions Russian Entities, Individuals for Ukraine War Disinformation

The European Union announced on July 16 its latest round of sanctions on Russia related to its invasion of Ukraine, naming six entities and nine individuals. The Russian Television and Radio Broadcasting Network was one of the entities targeted for “effectively replacing established Ukrainian broadcasting systems in occupied regions, with a network that transmits content approved by the Russian Government with the aim of suppressing dissent, ali…

EU slaps new sanctions on Russia over hybrid threats, disinformation

The new restrictive measures target actors involved in what the EU described as "Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference" (FIMI), a term encompassing activities such as cyberattacks, disinformation, and manipulation of infrastructure and public opinion.

Crypto Evasion Crackdown: EU Sanctions Entities For Disinformation, Election Interference

The European Union (EU) has imposed restrictive measures on several individuals and companies that interfered with elections and spread pro-Russia …

EU sanctions crypto entities for election interference, disinformation - WorldNL Magazine

The EU has sanctioned multiple entities for using cryptocurrencies to evade restrictions, channel funds, and propagate pro‑Russian disinformation and election interference. The European Union has sanctioned individuals linked to an operation that used digital assets to evade sanctions and fund pro-Russian disinformation campaigns.In a decision announced on Tuesday under the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy, sanctions were imposed on nine …

EU sanctions crypto entities for election interference, disinformation

Brussels imposed sanctions on multiple actors who leveraged cryptocurrencies to skirt controls, move funds, and amplify pro‑Kremlin disinformation and interference in elections.

EU Sanctions A7 Crypto Network Tied to Russian Election Interference

The sanctions “put pressure” on third-country actors to prioritize access to A7 or their relationships with the EU and UK.