Russia Challenges EU Over Frozen Assets as ‘Aggressor Pays’ Model Grows
- Russia’s Central Bank says it has opened a new legal front against the European Union over frozen sovereign reserves, as Europe increasingly develops an “aggressor pays” model aimed at making Moscow bear more of the financial cost of its war against Ukraine.
- The Bank of Russia said Thursday that it filed a challenge with the EU General Court on Sept.
- 15 against provisions introduced under the bloc’s 21st sanctions package in July.
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- Russia’s Central Bank says it has opened a new legal front against the European Union over frozen sovereign reserves, as Europe increasingly develops an “aggressor pays” model aimed at making Moscow bear more of the financial cost of its war against Ukraine.
- The Bank of Russia said Thursday that it filed a challenge with the EU General Court on Sept.
- 15 against provisions introduced under the bloc’s 21st sanctions package in July.
Sources: Kyivpost