US EditionFormer European Military, Police Officers Among 12 Sanctioned by EU over Russia’s 'Hybrid Activities'
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Former European military, police officers among 12 sanctioned by EU over Russia’s 'hybrid activities'
New measures come in response to Moscow's continued hybrid activities, including malicious cyber activities against EU, its member states, and partners, says European Commission - Anadolu Ajansı
Today, December 15, the EU Council imposed restrictive measures against twelve more individuals and two organizations amid Russia's continued hybrid activities, including manipulation and information interference, as well as cyberattacks against the European Union, its member states and...
The European Council announced that it had decided today to impose restrictive measures against an additional 12 individuals and two entities "in light of continued Russian hybrid activities, including manipulation and interference of foreign information, as well as malicious cyber activities against the EU and its Member States."
EU expands sanctions due to Russia's hybrid attacks. Photo: ukrinform.ua The Council of the European Union has imposed additional restrictive measures against 12 individuals and two organizations in response to Russia's further hybrid actions. These include manipulation of foreign information and cyberattacks against the EU, its member states and partners. According to the official statement, the sanctions list includes foreign policy analysts w…
EU tightens sanctions against a number of individuals for Russian hybrid operations against Ukraine: propagandist Diana Panchenko is on the listThe European Union has tightened sanctions against 12 individuals and 2 legal entities involved in Russian hybrid operations, including disinformation. Diana Panchenko is on the list.
The EU Council today expanded sanctions against Russia and Belarus. It sanctioned a further 12 individuals and two entities for Russian hybrid threats, and nine additional supporters for supporting the Russian shadow fleet. Regarding Belarus, the EU Council expanded the criteria for imposing sanctions on individuals and entities undermining democracy and security in the EU.
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