The central bank reported lifting the freeze on Russian assets worth 5.3 trillion rubles.
According to Elvira Neviolina, access to Russian assets in Europe worth 5.3 trillion rubles has been restored, and another 6.7 trillion rubles of assets and payments have been removed from the risks of sanctions. However, this does not mean returning all 12 trillion rubles to Russia.
Most of the funds belong to banks, foundations and large companies. Private investors managed to sell blocked securities for only 10.64 billion rubles.
At the same time, about 210 billion euros of reserves of the Russian Central Bank are still frozen in the European Union, and the income from these assets is used to support Ukraine.
Thus, despite a partial restoration of access to assets, a significant portion of Russian funds remains blocked abroad.
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