WORLDJun 3 · 13:55 UTCKYIV POSTKyiv Post

Finland Seizes €3.7 Million in Russian Funds to Compensate Naftogaz

Finland's National Enforcement Authority has frozen nearly €4 million in Russian funds to compensate Naftogaz. The action is part of enforcing an international arbitration ruling that ordered Russia to pay billions for expropriating Ukrainian energy assets in Crimea.

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