Putin says West's 'theft' of Russia's assets will not go unpunished
- Theft will not go unnoticed and unpunished, warned an individual.
- Assets and reserves are at risk from potential expropriation by the US and the West, facing both legal and economic uncertainties.
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Putin says West’s ‘theft’ of Russian assets in G7 deal won’t go unpunished
Vladimir Putin has denounced the freezing of Russian assets by the West as “theft” and vowed that it would not go “unpunished” in a speech at the Russian Foreign Ministry on Friday 14 June. Mr Putin’s remarks came on the heels of a deal by G7 nations for a $50 billion loan package for Ukraine using frozen Russian assets. The Russian president also accused Western countries of “destroying the system that they created and which for many decades en…
Putin Says West’s ‘Theft’ of Russia’s Assets Will Not Go Unpunished
MOSCOW—President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that plans by Western countries to provide Ukraine with loans using interest from Russian assets frozen abroad was theft and would not go unpunished. Mr. Putin, speaking at a meeting with Foreign Ministry officials, said the way the West had treated Moscow showed that any country could fall victim to a similar Western asset freeze. “Despite all the chicanery, theft will certainly remain theft. And i…
On Thursday, G7 leaders meeting in Italy reached an agreement on the use of frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine, in the amount of $50 billion (46.5 billion euros).
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