
The Amore Vero, suspected of belonging to the oligarch Igor Setchine, leaves La Ciotat for Antibes
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The Amore Vero is a giant sea yacht suspected of belonging to the oligarch Igor Sechine, close to Vladimir Putin. It had been blocked by French customs since March 2022 and symbolizes France's reprisals against Moscow.
The Amore Vero, a giant of the seas suspected of belonging to the oligarch Igor Setchine and blocked by customs since March 2022, has just left the La Ciotat shipyard, heading towards Antibes.
Symbol of France's reprisals against Moscow, this ship illustrates French retaliatory measures in the context of international sanctions.

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