Russian Billions Try to Escape Western Sanctions on the Model of Usmanov and Fridman Oligarchs
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At the request of Paris, two oligarchs were removed from the European Union's sanctions list. Russia has always punished such outbursts of weakness and will not forget this time either, security expert Erkkis Koorts emphasizes in a commentary for the publication Postimees.
The lifting of EU sanctions against Russian oligarchs Alisher Usmanov and Mihail Fridman has given them a ray of hope to other Russian billionaires whose assets have been blocked in the West for several years and who are forced to limit their journeys mainly to the Middle East and Asia, reports The Moscow Times.
Russian billionaires are looking for a way to repeat the “success” of Friedman and Usmanov with the lifting of EU sanctionsRussian businessmen analyze how Friedman and Usmanov were lifted by the EU sanctions. Some tycoons fear increasing pressure on business.
The removal of two leading Russian businessmen from the European Union sanctions list has set a precedent that other Russian oligarchs may use to their advantage in European courts.
The European Union has agreed to remove two Russian billionaires from the list of sanctions against Russia. Russia: Who are the only two Russian oligarchs exempted from the new European Union sanctions? The decision brings to the surface the deepest disagreements within the “27” on the duration, effectiveness and severity of the … The article Russia: Who are the only two Russian oligarchs exempted from the new European Union sanctions appeared f…
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