Castle assets: The Czech Republic took away all state real estate in the Russian Federation
While in the European Union, they are thinking about how to transfer the gold and foreign exchange reserves of the Bank of Russia (CB) without violating international law, which were frozen after a full-scale invasion of Russia, the Allies continue to deprive money of the aggressor country. Yes, on November 15, the Czech government decided to freeze all Russian state assets. This was reported by the Prime Minister of the country Petr Fila.
According to him, due to this decision of the Russian Federation will lose the ability to dispose of real estate owned by the state institution of the country. "Property cannot be transferred or sold. He stressed that other countries of the European Union should do the same, and the Czech Republic will insist on it. According to the CTK news agency, it is about all assets of "State Border Security" in the Czech Republic. Any commercial activity of this enterprise is also prohibited in the country.
For example, leasing real estate is now considered illegal. At the same time, the head of the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs Jan Lipavsky stated that he suggested that the authorities freeze Moscow's assets in the country. At the same time, according to journalists, Russia owns real estate in Prague and Karlovy Vary. People and companies who own this real estate will continue to use it, but the rent will come to the Russian authorities inaccessible to the Russian authorities.
"This is the commercial activity from which Russia finances the killings of Ukrainians," he said. At the beginning of 2023, Bloomberg reported that the total amount of assets of the Central Library of Russia, frozen in EU and G7 countries, was 300 billion euros. At the same time, 200 billion falls in the EU countries.
The head of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation stated that due to the sanctions of the European Union, the United States and other countries, Russia has lost access to almost half of the gold and foreign exchange reserves. In Kiev, many times have called for partners to give frozen Russian assets for the restoration of Ukraine.
In June 2023, the Chairman of the European Commission Ursula von Der Lien confirmed that the European Commission continues work aimed at confiscating the assets of the aggressor. At the same time, in September, the expert on foreign policy and security in September told Focus why the European Union will have to agree to transfer the frozen funds of the Russian Federation to Ukraine.
"If after our victory in the Russian Federation the same regime remains, other undemocratic countries will know that they will not bear any financial responsibility for military conflicts. possible aggression, "he said. Earlier, the Ministry of Justice said that the EU has already found a way to compensate for damage to Ukraine at the expense of frozen Russian assets. In particular, the Allies want to give our country profit from Russian financial instruments in Europe.