U.K. bans exports on spy equipment sold to Russia used against Ukraine

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Britain says it'll no longer allow technology to be exported to Russia that could be used to 'repress' the people of Ukraine.

Trade officials in the United Kingdom have announced a new ban on exporting technology to Russia that could be used to spy on Ukrainians.

The new ban restricts electronics from being exported to Russia, particularly technology that could be used to intercept or monitor communications and could be used"to repress the heroic people of Ukraine," according to the department.

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