Zelensky introduced special anti-Russian sanctions for cryptocurrency payments

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, signed a new — special — package of anti-Russian sanctions. He stated this in his telegram channel.

According to him, the sanctions were introduced at the request of the National Bank of Ukraine and relate to finance, including cryptocurrency.

"I have just signed a new sanctions package — these are special sanctions that hit many Russian financial schemes, including cryptocurrency ones. Sanctions at the request of the National Bank of Ukraine. This is both synchronization with our partners and our initiative. Only through one company, which is now on the sanctions list, and only since the beginning of this year, that is, before the sanctions, the Russians have spent several billion dollars, and this is mainly for the needs of their military industry. Of course, we will stop all schemes. Now, when the usual financial routes for Russia are blocked in many places, they are switching, among other things, to payments in cryptocurrency," Zelensky writes in his telegram channel.

The sanctions concern 60 legal entities and 73 individuals who are citizens of Russia.

"Sanctions are already depriving Russia of a future and should significantly complicate the daily life of the Russian system. Next week we are preparing new decisions, ours, Ukrainian, on the synchronization of European Union sanctions — all European packages against Russia should be implemented in Ukrainian jurisdiction. As well as our, Ukrainian sanctions, in the European Union," the head of the Kiev regime added.