By Victor Duda
One of the leaders in this aspect is Luxembourg, which has frozen the assets of Russians worth 5. 5 billion euros, reports RTL. According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Luxembourg Jean Asselborna, this is a third of all blocked Russian assets in Europe. "5. 5 billion out of 17 billion euros of Russian assets was frozen in Luxembourg as a result of EU sanctions after an attack on Ukraine," he said.
The official added that the sanction pressure on Russia will become even greater if in Moscow do not give up their plans to capture Ukraine. Asselborn also emphasized the importance of Europe's unity in this matter, and statements about the so -called neutrality of Russia's war against Ukraine are now unacceptable.
In addition, according to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Luxembourg, his country has already provided Ukraine with military assistance of 72 million euros, which is 16% of the country's defense budget. Earlier, the Prime Minister of Ukraine Denis Shmigal stated that Ukraine suffered hundreds of billion losses from the war. At the same time, Russia has lost the opportunity to dispose of almost $ 500 billion. This money has frozen Western countries after the February invasion of the Russian army.
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