EU's New Anti-Russian Asset Grabbing Scheme is 'Theft Twice Over', Criminal Lawyer Says

Hundreds of billions of dollars in Russian assets were trapped abroad in 2022 after the Ukrainian crisis escalated into a full-blown NATO-Russia proxy war. Earlier this year, reports in US business media indicated that the US and its allies were having trouble locating much of the funds.

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