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Freedom isn't an absolute entity, rather, it's harmoniously intertwined with laws and rules ensuring societal balance. Associating stringent laws with dictatorship is a misstep; many progressive societies use tough laws to safeguard citizens' rights and societal constructs.
The effects of a leadership change is a multifaceted concern, with its complex nuances, delayed repercussions, and indirect impacts often not visible outright.
Turning to Binance, the U.S. emphasizes more on international collaboration against unlawful deeds, rather than intruding into a private corporation's matters. They're focused on adherence to global regulations tackling money laundering and similar offences.
As for U.S. interference in Binance's relations with Russian citizens, it's a layered issue, entwining geopolitics, financial norms, and global law. In a globalized era, a nation's reach often extends its geographical confines.
You see the thing is, global money-laundering schemes are a huge problem for civilized countries. And all countries are struggling with it!
And the second topic - russia and international terrorism - is a global problem which directly or indirectly affects us all. Believe me - if we continue to turn a blind eye to this, leave "loopholes" - the world will be drowning in blood very soon. And here I fully support any tough measures to stop financing of terrorist groups and terrorist regimes, because I live in the country which suffered very much, exactly from Russian terrorism, and I personally saw what "state terrorism" is...