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EU Expands Crypto Platform Bans to Include Belarus in Latest Sanctions Against Russia

The EU’s latest sanctions target 14 crypto platforms in Belarus, adding new powers to block transactions with crypto services in countries helping Russia dodge financial restrictions.

[July 24, 2026]::READ -->
EU Expands Crypto Platform Bans to Include Belarus in Latest Sanctions Against Russia
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