“The Russian Central Bank, which filed a lawsuit in a Moscow court against the Euroclear depository, demands 18.2 trillion rubles (about $229 billion) from it.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
illustrative photo from open sources Source: “European Truth” with reference to TASS
Details: As you know, on December 12, the Russian Central Bank filed a lawsuit in a Moscow court due to “illegal actions of the Euroclear depository causing losses”, as well as due to the European Commission’s plans to use the bank’s frozen assets.
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On the morning of December 15, the press service of the court informed the Russian mass media that the lawsuit filed by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation against Euroclear for 18.2 trillion rubles (about $229 billion) was submitted to the Moscow Arbitration Court.
Prehistory:
- On December 12, the ambassadors of the European Union decided to freeze Russian assets located in Europe for an indefinite period.
- EU Ambassador to Ukraine Katarina Maternova said that in connection with Friday’s decision of the European Union, Russia will not get access to the frozen assets of its Central Bank in Europe even through the “back door”.