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EU Freezes Russian Assets Worth 19 Billion Euros Amid Ukraine War
EU countries, led by Belgium and Luxembourg, have frozen 18.9 billion euros of assets belonging to Russian oligarchs and entities hit by sanctions over the war on Ukraine, Brussels has said.
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Will Retaliate If European Union Seizes State Assets: Russia
Russia will retaliate if its state and citizens' assets are confiscated by the European Union, the Foreign Ministry said on Thursday.
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Hillary Clinton Backs Stringent Crypto Measures for Russian Accounts Amid Ukraine Crisis
Hillary Clinton has asked the governments of the US and European countries to get crypto exchanges in their jurisdictions to cut-off Russians from the crypto space. She has advised crypto firms to take these measures themselves as well, since several exchanges are unregulated. The aim, Clinton said, should be to isolate the Russian economy when it'...
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EU Agrees To Freeze Putin, Russian Minister's Assets Over Ukraine Crisis
The EU has agreed to freeze European assets linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, three EU officials and a European diplomat told news agency AFP on Friday.
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EU imposes new economic sanctions on Russia over Ukraine
The European Union put into effect on Friday a new round of sanctions against Russia over its role in Ukraine, including restrictions on financing for some Russian state-owned companies and asset freezes on leading Russian politicians.
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EU Imposes Asset Freezes on Top Russian Security Service Chiefs
The European Union said on Saturday said that it had imposed asset freezes on a number of top Russian officials, including the chiefs of Russia's FSB security service and foreign intelligence service.
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West prepares sanctions as Russia presses on with Crimea takeover
Dozens of Russians involved in Russia's gradual takeover of Crimea face US and EU travel bans and asset freezes on Monday, after six hours of crisis talks between Washington and Moscow ended with both sides still far apart.
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EU moves towards travel bans, asset freezes for Russians
The EU agreed a framework on Wednesday for its first sanctions on Russia since the Cold War, a stronger response to the Ukraine crisis than many had expected and a mark of solidarity with Washington in the effort to make Moscow pay for seizing Crimea.
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EU Freezes Russian Assets Worth 19 Billion Euros Amid Ukraine War
EU countries, led by Belgium and Luxembourg, have frozen 18.9 billion euros of assets belonging to Russian oligarchs and entities hit by sanctions over the war on Ukraine, Brussels has said.
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Will Retaliate If European Union Seizes State Assets: Russia
Russia will retaliate if its state and citizens' assets are confiscated by the European Union, the Foreign Ministry said on Thursday.
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Hillary Clinton Backs Stringent Crypto Measures for Russian Accounts Amid Ukraine Crisis
Hillary Clinton has asked the governments of the US and European countries to get crypto exchanges in their jurisdictions to cut-off Russians from the crypto space. She has advised crypto firms to take these measures themselves as well, since several exchanges are unregulated. The aim, Clinton said, should be to isolate the Russian economy when it'...
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EU Agrees To Freeze Putin, Russian Minister's Assets Over Ukraine Crisis
The EU has agreed to freeze European assets linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, three EU officials and a European diplomat told news agency AFP on Friday.
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EU imposes new economic sanctions on Russia over Ukraine
The European Union put into effect on Friday a new round of sanctions against Russia over its role in Ukraine, including restrictions on financing for some Russian state-owned companies and asset freezes on leading Russian politicians.
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EU Imposes Asset Freezes on Top Russian Security Service Chiefs
The European Union said on Saturday said that it had imposed asset freezes on a number of top Russian officials, including the chiefs of Russia's FSB security service and foreign intelligence service.
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West prepares sanctions as Russia presses on with Crimea takeover
Dozens of Russians involved in Russia's gradual takeover of Crimea face US and EU travel bans and asset freezes on Monday, after six hours of crisis talks between Washington and Moscow ended with both sides still far apart.
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EU moves towards travel bans, asset freezes for Russians
The EU agreed a framework on Wednesday for its first sanctions on Russia since the Cold War, a stronger response to the Ukraine crisis than many had expected and a mark of solidarity with Washington in the effort to make Moscow pay for seizing Crimea.
