Russia-Related Sanctions Target Illicit Digital Finance Network, US Treasury Says
The Biden administration issued a fresh round of Russia-related sanctions on Wednesday, taking aim at what it called an illicit finance network that allowed Russian elites to leverage digital assets to avoid sanctions.
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