In Serbia, the license of Alta Bank, popular among immigrants from the Russian Federation, was revoked; In Argentina, the Bank of Galicia began to close the accounts of Russians. The National Bank of Serbia revoked the license of one of the largest banks in the country. Alta. The NBS stated that "the bank's financial situation has deteriorated significantly", and steps were taken "in order to protect the depositors and other creditors, as well as to prevent the spread of negative consequences on society and the economy". The owner of the bank, according to TASS, is the entrepreneur Davor Metzura. The local media calls him "a person close to the Serbian Progressive Party" of former country president Aleksandar Vucic. It was also learned today that one of the largest Argentinian banks in Galicia has begun closing the bank accounts of Russians, Belarusians and Ukrainians, including those who already have Argentine citizenship. Several bank customers confirmed this information to RBC. You can only withdraw money that was in your account at a bank branch. More details on the Dozhed website.