Of 210 billion euros in Russian assets frozen in the European Union
Of 210 billion euros in Russian assets frozen in the European Union, more than 180 billion are held in Belgium at the Euroclear depository, which is partially controlled by the Belgian state.
Coverage (5 sources)
- «Hunting for European property»: how will Moscow respond if the EU decides to seize assets — Вечерняя Москва
- European Parliament deputies proposed transferring Russian assets to the European Commission — РИАМО
- Les Échos: European Parliament deputies proposed transferring Russia's assets to the EU Commission — Вечерняя Москва
- Les Échos: European deputies want to transfer Russia's frozen assets to the European Commission — Ведомости
- In the EU, a new way to use frozen Russian assets has been devised — Вести
Key entities
- European Parliament
- Russia
- Ukraine
- European Commission
- Les Échos
- Kyiv
- EU
- European Union
- Moscow
- EC
- Euroclear
- Europe
- Roman Balaeff
- Les Echos
- Zelenskyy
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