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A resident of Yakutia, Russia, has been handed a seven-year prison sentence for using cryptocurrency to provide financial support to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This marks the first known case in Russia where cryptocurrency has been involved in financing a foreign military group, and it has captured significant attention. The individual, whose identity remains undisclosed, is currently held in a high-security facility after being charged with high treason for aiding a foreign military body, considered a threat to national security.
The man, born in 1988, was working at a diamond mining company in the Sakha Republic when he connected with members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces through a social media group. He received instructions on how to send cryptocurrency donations to support the military effort, which the Russian government labels as a "terrorist organization." The charge under Article 275 of the Russian Criminal Code is for "providing financial assistance to a foreign state or organization," an act seen as detrimental to Russian sovereignty.
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, cryptocurrency has played a significant role in funding Ukraine's defense. Ukraine has seen a sharp increase in decentralized finance transactions, with a 362% rise in transactions exceeding $10 million by October 2024. Additionally, Ukraine is planning to legalize cryptocurrency by 2025, although the proposed regulations would treat digital currencies as securities, subjecting them to taxes upon conversion into fiat currency. This initiative aims to regulate the sector and prevent its misuse.
Meanwhile, the Ukrainian government also plans to target Russia's use of Bitcoin for circumventing Western sanctions, with discussions ongoing on how to restrict such practices. The conflict has elevated the geopolitical importance of cryptocurrencies, both as a tool for funding and as a means of evading sanctions.
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A resident of Yakutia, Russia, has been handed a seven-year prison sentence for using cryptocurrency to provide financial support to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This marks the first known case in Russia where cryptocurrency has been involved in financing a foreign military group, and it has captured significant attention. The individual, whose identity remains undisclosed, is currently held in a high-security facility after being charged with high treason for aiding a foreign military body, considered a threat to national security.
The man, born in 1988, was working at a diamond mining company in the Sakha Republic when he connected with members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces through a social media group. He received instructions on how to send cryptocurrency donations to support the military effort, which the Russian government labels as a "terrorist organization." The charge under Article 275 of the Russian Criminal Code is for "providing financial assistance to a foreign state or organization," an act seen as detrimental to Russian sovereignty.
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, cryptocurrency has played a significant role in funding Ukraine's defense. Ukraine has seen a sharp increase in decentralized finance transactions, with a 362% rise in transactions exceeding $10 million by October 2024. Additionally, Ukraine is planning to legalize cryptocurrency by 2025, although the proposed regulations would treat digital currencies as securities, subjecting them to taxes upon conversion into fiat currency. This initiative aims to regulate the sector and prevent its misuse.
Meanwhile, the Ukrainian government also plans to target Russia's use of Bitcoin for circumventing Western sanctions, with discussions ongoing on how to restrict such practices. The conflict has elevated the geopolitical importance of cryptocurrencies, both as a tool for funding and as a means of evading sanctions.
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#Russian authorities have confiscated $10 million worth of Bitcoin from a former Law Enforcement Officer in a major bribery case involving crypto. They confiscated 103 $BTC ,which valued at $95,175, belonged to Marat Tambiev, a former employee at the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation (ICRF). Tambiev was convicted of accepting a 2,718 $BTC bribe, leading to a 16-year prison sentence. The seizure is part of ongoing legal proceedings, with the Bitcoin being added to Russia's state revenue. The case till now is called as Russia's largest bribery scandal, involved Tambiev receiving bribes from hackers to influence criminal cases. The investigation revealed that multiple ICRF employees were extorting bribes from the hackers. This incident highlights the growing intersection of cryptocurrency and criminal activities, emphasizing the need for robust regulatory measures in the digital asset space.The decentralization of crypto is on one side a huge achievement but on the other aide is proving to be a nightmare.
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#Russian officials report multiple drone strikes in Kazan today.
A building was attacked in 26/11 style with 6 drones targeting residential areas.
#Russian officials report multiple drone strikes in Kazan today.
A building was attacked in 26/11 style with 6 drones targeting residential areas.
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Russian Foreign Minister Says He's Considering Barter Trade to Resolve Bilateral Issues With China
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has stressed that a barter system could be established with China to overcome current settlement problems. Lavrov noted that a similar system has been studied by Brazil's Lula outside the BRICS organization, proposing barter settlements between countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov considers barter system to resolve current payment situation with China
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov considers barter system to resolve current payment situation with China
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Russia has started using BTC in foreign trade
In response to the increasingly complicated trade with key partners, the Russian Federation has allowed the use of cryptocurrencies to counter Western sanctions by allowing their use in foreign trade and has taken steps to legalize mining.
Bitcoin payments are already being used in an experimental mode and their scale is planned to be increased next year.$LDO
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In response to the increasingly complicated trade with key partners, the Russian Federation has allowed the use of cryptocurrencies to counter Western sanctions by allowing their use in foreign trade and has taken steps to legalize mining.
Bitcoin payments are already being used in an experimental mode and their scale is planned to be increased next year.$LDO
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