In Russia, from July 5, they will begin blocking the accounts and property of those suspected of involvement in sabotage. Changes have been made to the federal law "On combating the legalization (laundering) of proceeds from crime and the financing of terrorism" (115-FZ). The document provides for the freezing of funds and other property of citizens suspected of committing or financing sabotage. Previously, such measures were introduced only in relation to persons suspected of terrorism or extremism.
Director of the Cybersecurity Monitoring Department Security Vision Nikolay Goncharov on the air of the program “What does it mean?” on RBC, he told how not to end up in the suspect zone, what to do to avoid blocking an account, and how it can be contested if it does happen.
Watch the full version of the issue at the link . Nikolay's interview - from 6:44.
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