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He does have considerable foreign assets, probably as a backup plan if he's ever overthrown.My understanding is that Putin doesn't haver much in the way of assets outside the country. Probably for this reason.
I doubt they'll be much impressed.
It's certainly doubtful that Putin will have to pawn his mile-long conference table.
That's itLet's see how impressed Roman Abramovich is when he loses his investment in Chelsea FC.
We all need to go down the list... every damn Putin-supporting Russian Kleptocrat. "A" is as good a place as any to start.
Not to mention those that actually bought EU passports by bringing along a magnificent wallet (Malta and Cyprus).Yeah, I think it's time to freeze all assets of Russian citizens that are not EU residents in the EU.
Can you link that please? I've seen the opposite.He does have considerable foreign assets, probably as a backup plan if he's ever overthrown.
Remember the Panama Papers? Putin's offshore accounts were revealed then:Can you link that please? I've seen the opposite.
Cool, thanks.Remember the Panama Papers? Putin's offshore accounts were revealed then:
Revealed: the $2bn offshore trail that leads to Vladimir Putin
Mostly he seem to have money in accounts in Cyprus (Cyprus is a EU member), Switzerland (Switzerland is not, so might not be affected) and Panama (probably not affected). He also seem to have assets on British Virgin Islands, now UK joined in the sanctions against Putin recently, but I haven't looked through the UK wording, so I don't know if it also extend to British oversea territories.