In Chechnya, illegal cryptocurrency mining will be equated with terrorism. Adam Delimkhanov, a member of the State Duma, reported that cases of mining have already been identified, leading to electricity outages in districts and cities. Ramzan Kadyrov instructed to inform residents that the harshest measures will follow for such crimes. Those guilty will be considered terrorists, as their actions cause significant harm to society.
12/31/2024 1:15:51 PM (GMT+1)
In Chechnya, illegal cryptocurrency mining will be equated with terrorism, and violators will be punished for power outages in districts and cities, said Adam Delimkhanov ⚡
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