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Theft-based order? US won't return seized assets of Russians after war
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Washington is not planning to return the assets confiscated from Russian businessmen as part of the latest sanctions imposed on Moscow over the military operation in Ukraine, according to US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.
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Washington is not planning to return the assets confiscated from Russian businessmen as part of the latest sanctions imposed on Moscow over the military operation in Ukraine, according to US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.
Read more: https://on.rt.com/bvdt
Mirrored from https://rumble.com/v117d2v-theft-based-order-us-wont-return-seized-assets-of-russians-after-war.html
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