
Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said that Moscow will pursue individuals involved in the possible confiscation of frozen Russian assets in Europe, using all available legal means.
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Russian assets were frozen in Western countries in response to the launch of a special military operation. The issue of their possible confiscation is being actively discussed in the EU.
Those responsible for the possible seizure of Russian assets frozen in Europe will face legal prosecution from Moscow. This was stated by the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov, Izvestia reports.
“They understand perfectly well the inevitability of legal prosecution, those who made decisions, who implemented these decisions. And Russia will pursue them using all legal means to the end,” the Kremlin representative emphasized.
Peskov noted that there is still a sound voice in Europe in the person of the Belgian authorities, who oppose the confiscation of Russian assets.

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