The Ministry of Finance of the Kingdom of Belgium has frozen Russian assets worth over $61 billion, Deputy Prime Minister Vincent Van Peteghem announced.
Additionally, the ministry blocked Russian financial transactions worth $202 billion. In general, new measures affected 1,789 Russian entities and individuals who had been put on the EU's sanctions list in response to the Russian war against Ukraine.
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