Bloomberg: EU still can't find and freeze most Russian assets

This is reported by Bloomberg.

According to the newspaper, at the moment the EU has frozen assets belonging to Russia in the amount of about €21 billion.

At the same time, in 2019, based on the official statistics of the association, the volume of Russia's direct investments in the EU amounted to €136 billion.

In addition, the article says, the EU faces the problem of uneven freezing of Russian assets among member countries.

Earlier, the US Treasury Department reported that the United States and its allies froze the assets of Russians subject to sanctions, totaling about $58 billion.