Experts from the European Union have begun to study the financial and legal consequences of the confiscation of assets of the Central Bank of Russia.
According to media reports, Western politicians have decided not to limit themselves to just the income from Russian assets. They are thinking about confiscating all the billions that belong to the Russian Federation.
As Bloomberg has learned, the European Union has begun to analyze the legal and financial consequences of the seizure of assets from the Bank of Russia.
Journalists report this, citing their informed sources.
Now these assets are frozen and have been idle for almost three years.
EU politicians want to understand what legal and financial consequences they will face if they decide to take the most radical measures.
But there are at least three countries that do not support such initiatives: Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg.
Moscow has repeatedly warned the EU and the US of the inevitable consequences if Russian assets are confiscated.
