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EU paid Russia $209B for energy since Mar 2022; Moscow claims $112B more
The Insider·EU · RU·2 days ago
An investigation by Belgian press reveals Russia used a provision in EU sanctions legislation to unlock $3 billion in assets held at Euroclear, circumventing intended restrictions. A similar mechanism may be used in Austria by Raiffeisen Bank to recover losses via frozen assets linked to Oleg Deripaska. This indicates a systemic vulnerability in EU sanctions enforcement, potentially undermining the effectiveness of the sanctions regime.
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