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Sanctions currently apply to eight individuals and four entities, and include an asset freeze and a travel ban. Not sure about specifics.
by vbezhenar 5y ago
Sanctions currently apply to eight individuals and four entities, and include an asset freeze and a travel ban.
Not sure about specifics.
- ChuckNorris89 5y agoDo they have any assets in the EU? AFAIK those hackers are tolerated by their governments as long as they play ball and provide their services for black ops when needed and mostly live in gated upper class communities by the sea side and don't care to come to the EU any time soon.
- afrcnc 5y agoThey also can't do business with EU entities, so they're very likely locked out of the EU banking sector. They were already sanctioned in the US, so that leaves them very few banks that will process their payments.
- londons_explore 5y agoBut if they have the support of their home state, even these restrictions won't impact them much. They'll be issued false identities for use abroad, and almost any state would be able to issue an identity which could fool KYC requirements at a bank.
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- Dolores12 5y agoThey could not care less. Their own government will never let them have anything in EU.
- supergirl 5y agothey can't travel anywhere outside their countries I guess. even if the could, legally, I bet they won't risk it. speculating: maybe they also get issues with local banking, e.g. converting money or opening credit cards. banks are all connected and they might enforce the sanctions to be on the safe side.