EU Sanctions Entities for Crypto-Funded Disinformation and Election Interference

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2025-07-17 13:03:01

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The European Union has imposed restrictive measures on nine individuals and six entities accused of using cryptocurrencies to evade sanctions while spreading pro-Russia disinformation. Among those targeted is Australian influencer Simeon Boikov, known as "AussieCossack," for allegedly coordinating Kremlin-aligned propaganda campaigns.

Sanctioned parties reportedly exploited crypto networks to circumvent financial restrictions and receive donations. The EU cited election interference, COVID-19 misinformation, and fabricated content about Ukraine as key violations. Notably, Boikov stands accused of commissioning a falsified video about U.S. voter fraud ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

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