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  1. 001CointelegraphOCT · 09English

    UK sanctions three crypto exchanges tied to Russian illicit funds

    The UK sanctioned three cryptocurrency exchanges and two payment processors linked to Russian entities and the A7 financial network, which has moved over $90 billion to circumvent Western sanctions. The sanctioned platforms, including TokenSpot, Cryptomus, and Heleket, received hundreds of millions in funds from thousands of illicit counterparties and facilitated transactions for Russia's military expenditure.