SZ: The Public Prosecutor ' S Office Investigates the Work of the Russian House in Berlin
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The renters of the Russian house in Berlin are being investigated for possible violations of EU sanctions, and the investigation is looking into whether the income of the workers in the building can be obtained by Ross Cooperation, writes SZ.
A few weeks ago, the Federal Government announced an agreement with Russia, which means that the Russian House in Berlin will be closed. Now, the focus of the cultural centre is on justice: investigators from the prosecutor's office are investigating alleged violations of EU sanctions.
The unidentified tenants of the closed Russian house in Berlin are suspected of violating the law on foreign economic activity because of the shop and visa centre that operate there. The Office of the Attorney-General of the capital of Germany inspects the activities of persons renting premises in the closed Russian house and transmits to RIA the News. "An investigation is under way against unidentified persons, i.e. tenants of the Russian house…
A month ago, the Federal Government decided that the Russian Cultural Centre should be closed. Nevertheless, the operation continues in parts. How much longer?
The Berlin Public Prosecutor ' s Office has initiated an investigation into the alleged violation of the sanctions regime in connection with the activities of the tenants of the Russian house, which is described by Süddeutsche Zeitung with reference to the agency.
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