UK and EU impose new sanctions against Russia for carrying out cyberattacks across Europe
The United Kingdom and the European Union have jointly imposed sanctions against 24 Russian nationals and entities that are held responsible for destructive cyberattacks and hybrid operations to sow chaos and division across Europe.
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