we will go after any state which takes our assets

Moscow (Reuters) – Russia said that on Monday, the European Union will go after any state trying to get their assets after noting that the European Union swims the idea of ​​spending billions of dollars worth of dollars to help Ukraine.

After sending his army to Ukraine in 2022, President Vladimir Putin banned transactions with the Central Bank and the Ministry of Finance, the US and its allies, and often prevented 300- billion dollars of dominant Russian assets, including Europe, USA and British government bonds.

Reuters reported that the European Commission President Ursula von Der Leyen wanted the European Union to find a new way to finance the defense of Ukraine’s defense against Russia by using cash balances associated with frozen Russian assets in Europe.

Politico reported that the European Commission provides Russia’s maturing Russia’s bonds to finance a “compensation loan” for Ukraine’s Russian cash deposits in the European Central Bank.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev wrote to the Gramgeram, “If this, Russia will follow the EU states and degeneration from Brussels and individual EU countries, who try to seize our property until the end of the century.”

Medvedev, who served as the Vice President of the Russian Security Council, said that Russia’s European states will continue from “in all possible ways” and “in all possible international and national courts” and “court”.

Russia said that the seizure of its assets means theft by the West and will weaken the confidence in the US and Europe’s bonds and currencies.

(Reporting by Reuters; Writing by Guy Faulconbridge;