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The Trump administration has lifted sanctions on three executives associated with the spyware consortium Intellexa. This action partially reverses sanctions imposed by the Biden administration on seven individuals linked to Intellexa, which was described by the Treasury Department as a complex international web tied to former Israeli intelligence official Tal Dilian.
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