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US Sanctions 45 More Targets Linked to Prince Group

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Briefings

The US State Department updated its sanctions list to include 45 additional targets linked to the Prince Group, though the new list does not specify crypto addresses. US financial institutions are required to block these assets and avoid unauthorized dealings, even though the specific digital holdings are not detailed in the update.

Key points

• The US State Department updated its sanctions list to include 45 additional targets linked to the Prince Group, though the new list does not specify crypto addresses.
• US financial institutions are required to block these assets and avoid unauthorized dealings, even though the specific digital holdings are not detailed in the update.

Context

The US State Department updated its sanctions list to include 45 additional targets linked to the Prince Group, though the new list does not specify crypto addresses. US financial institutions are required to block these assets and avoid unauthorized dealings, even though the specific digital holdings are not detailed in the update.

Limitations

The evidence does not specify the exact dates of the 45 new targets or the specific crypto addresses blocked. The update lists no crypto addresses for the newly designated parties, but US firms must still block covered assets and avoid unauthorized dealings with them.

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