Anton Moiseienko
Anton Moiseienko is a researcher from the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), focusing on security and defense issues. He has provided insights into the implications of European sanctions on Russia and the potential impact of lifting asset freezes, warning that such actions could enable Russia to regain access to significant financial resources amidst the ongoing conflict.
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Anton Moiseienko is an associate professor of law who discussed sanctions implications.
Why upcoming world cup water polo tournament is sparking calls for intense visa and security scrutiny
Australia· 2026-05-30
Anton Moiseienko is a financial crime expert who has commented on the flow of Russian diamonds to Australian markets.
Russian blood diamonds finding their way to Australia helping fund Vladimir Putin’s warAustralia· 2026-02-23
Anton Moiseienko, an associate professor of law at the Australian National University, discussed the monitoring needed for vending machines offering stored-value cards.
Mastercard’s ‘reverse ATM’ stunt with stored-value cards at Australian Open tennis Melbourne comes with a hidden riskAustralia· 2026-01-28
Anton Moiseienko, a senior lecturer at the Australian National University, criticized Australia's approach to sanctions against Russia.
Australia targets Putin’s oil-laundering fleetAustralia· 2025-12-03
Anton Moiseienko, a researcher from the National University of Australia, stated that the sanction against Moraes is unjustified.
Lei Magnitsky aplicada por Trump contra Moraes atinge bancos fora dos EUA e raramente é revertida
Liechtenstein· 2025-08-02
Anton Moiseienko and Yuliya Ziskina, from the Royal United Services Institute, discussed the implications of EU sanctions.
Donald Trump plans to make Ukraine a ‘province’ of US industryAustralia· 2025-03-28
