US and EU Impose New Sanctions
The US and EU have imposed new sanctions on individuals and entities linked to Russia and Iran
The US and EU have imposed new sanctions on various entities and individuals, with the US targeting those involved in ransomware attacks against Americans, as outlined on the Office of Foreign Assets Control website. The EU has sanctioned Russian GRU military hackers over cyberattacks, while the US has also issued new Iran-related sanctions, as reported by thehill.com. The move is part of a broader effort to increase pressure on countries like Iran, whose ongoing conflict is reshaping geopolitics, and Russia, whose actions are posing challenges to the NATO alliance. The US Treasury Department has also designated individuals and entities enabling ransomware actors, as announced on home.treasury.gov, highlighting the growing concern over cyber threats.
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