The Central Bank of Russia has filed a lawsuit in a Moscow court

[ftan42]

Russia's central bank has initiated a lawsuit in Moscow, demanding $230 billion in damages from Euroclear. This move represents the first step in what the Kremlin has cautioned will become a legal battle for the EU over its intentions to utilize frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine. Moscow has labeled the action as asset "theft" and warned of potential retaliation.

 

[Rogue Trader]

Even during the height of WW2 the Bank of England didn't chionggong nazi Germany's funds

 

[ftan42]

As of December 2025, Euroclear Bank holds approximately €185 billion to €193 billion ($217 billion to $227 billion) in frozen Russian assets. This accounts for the majority of the €210 billion in total Russian sovereign reserves currently immobilized across the European Union. Russia is reportedly seeking the return of these assets, along with compensation for the four years of interest frozen by Euroclear since the onset of the Ukraine conflict.

 

[syed putra]

Even during the height of WW2 the Bank of England didn't chionggong nazi Germany's funds

US was the first to start seizing small country's USD deposits and reserves.

 

[Rogue Trader]

That's why everyone's running towards de-dollarisation and a BRICs clearing system

 

[ftan42]

US was the first to start seizing small country's USD deposits and reserves.

Beekok created shortage of USD, thus can purchase cheap asset when they cant pay up

 

[eatshitndie]

start war lah. and then kpkb. sue lah. the europeans will just laugh. they dare russia to start another war in europe, nukes included. only way for putin to take one-third of his trillion back is to defeat all of europe. “russian funds” don’t belong to russia. they belong to putin and his oligarchs. checkmate.