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According to Ug News Europe,The European Commission has frozen 21.5 billion euros of assets belonging to Russian oligarchs and legal entities on sanctions lists, including the Central Bank of Russia, and is continuing its activities in the direction of freezing others.Ug News Europe reports that Didier Reynders, the member responsible for justice issues of the European Commission, said this after the first meeting of the special working group on frozen assets.According to him, Brussels is working on a directive to strengthen measures against those who try to evade sanctions.”The first step is to block or freeze assets. The second step is to start the confiscation process in cases of criminal acts,” said Reynders.
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