Russia has seized around $50 billion of assets as its wartime economy comes under pressure

05/10/2025, 3:51 AM
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Russia has confiscated nearly 3.9 trillion rubles, or around $50 billion, worth of assets since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, according to a report by Moscow-based law firm Nektorov, Saveliev and Partners.

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Russia has seized around $50 billion of assets as its wartime economy comes under pressure

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