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Kosovo Serbs in the town of Gracanica staged the latest in a series of protests calling for the release of a local man who was arrested last week for allegedly committing war crimes while he was a prison guard in 1999.
Cryptocurrency assets tied to Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon and other key figures have reportedly been frozen in Switzerland just a few weeks after Kwon was sentenced to prison in Montenegro. Latest development: Swiss authorities reportedly froze about $26 million worth of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency assets tied to the defunct startup Terraform Labs, Kwon and other key figures, according to South Korean news outlet Digital Asset.
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Swiss authorities reportedly froze the funds at the request of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the New York Federal Prosecutor's Office.
Another chapter was published this week in the long and bizarre saga of Terraform Labs' Do Kwon. A Basic Court in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, this week sentenced Kwon and the former chief executive officer of Terraform Labs, Chang-joon Han, to four months in prison for forging travel documents. The sentences include the time the two men have already spent in detention, 85 days, after being arrested at Podgorica Airport in March while trying to fly to Dubai, according to the court statement.