According to documents reviewed by Bloomberg, the proposed measures would bar EU-based entities and individuals from engaging directly or indirectly in transactions involving the token and would also target several banks in Russia, Belarus and Central Asia alleged to have enabled crypto-related transactions for sanctioned networks. EU sanctions still require unanimous approval from all 27 member states and could be amended before adoption; observers warn enforcement will be challenging given the token’s use across non‑EU jurisdictions and the ability of crypto actors to reissue or relocate infrastructure to evade restrictions.

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