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EU sanctions target Russian crypto exchanges, stablecoins and CBDC

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Creado April 28, 2026|1 min de lectura
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The European Commission made its move in response to Russia's increasing reliance on crypto transactions to circumvent sanctions amid the country's war on Ukraine.

Source: CoinTelegraph


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