The court allows SIA “Bleste” to receive frozen funds from EU-sanctioned Russian oligarch Andrei Melichenko's controlled companies
A Latvian court has permitted the release of frozen assets belonging to companies controlled by Russian oligarch Andrei Melichenko, despite opposition from the financial monitoring authority.
Development of the Fighting (Day 1485): Russian Air Defense in Crimea is Suffering Heavily
Russian air defense in Crimea is facing significant losses as drones target and destroy military assets.
Help for Kyiv: How to Overcome the Resistance to a Reparations Loan
The article discusses the challenges and possible solutions regarding the use of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, highlighting Belgium's opposition and the implications of the war in Iran on European support for Kyiv.
VIDEO: Ukrainian special forces dealt a painful blow in Crimea: destroyed Russian radars, drone infrastructure, and ships
Ukrainian special forces conducted a successful series of strikes in Crimea, targeting key Russian military assets and disabling enemy air defenses, drone control systems, and naval vessels.
Ukrainian intelligence hits radar station, air defence assets and two landing craft in occupied Crimea – video
Ukrainian intelligence successfully targeted and struck key Russian military assets in Crimea, including a radar station and landing craft.
Ukraine's General Staff: Defence forces strike Russian air defence system in Bryansk Oblast
Ukraine has successfully targeted and struck significant Russian military assets, including an air defense system, in an ongoing effort to diminish Russian offensive capabilities.
"Friends of Russia Block Everything." Will Europe Ultimately Use Russian Money?
The article discusses the complexities surrounding the use of frozen Russian assets to finance aid for Ukraine, highlighting judicial disputes and the blocking influences of various nations, particularly Belgium.
General Staff: Russia has lost 1,280,860 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022
The Ukrainian General Staff reports significant Russian military losses in Ukraine since the onset of the invasion on February 24, 2022, totaling over 1.28 million troops and thousands of military assets.
Ukrainian drones hit over 105,000 Russian assets in February
In February 2026, Ukrainian drones successfully targeted over 105,000 Russian assets, showcasing a significant advancement in UAV technology and operational effectiveness for Ukraine's Armed Forces.
Ukrainian forces hit Russian S-300V launcher, radar and ammunition depots
Ukrainian forces conducted successful strikes on Russian military assets overnight, targeting missile systems, command posts, and logistics facilities.
Ukraine's special forces hit Russian radar stations in Crimea and command post in Donetsk Oblast – video
Ukrainian special forces successfully targeted multiple Russian radar stations in Crimea and a command post in Donetsk Oblast, demonstrating their operational capabilities against Russian military assets.
Russia is helping Iran target US military forces, officials say
Russian officials are reportedly sharing intelligence with Iran, potentially aiding Tehran in targeting US military assets in the region.
Russia Provides Location Information of U.S. Warships and Aircraft to Iran
U.S. intelligence reports indicate that Russia has provided Iran with location information regarding U.S. military assets deployed in the Middle East, suggesting indirect Russian involvement in the conflict between the U.S. and Iran.
It has become clear how Russia is involved in attacks on U.S. military bases
Russian support for Iran in monitoring U.S. military assets hints at an escalation of geopolitical tensions involving the two nations against the U.S.
Ukraine's HUR releases video of strikes on Russian military assets in occupied Crimea
Ukraine's military intelligence released a video of strikes targeting Russian military assets in Crimea, confirming a series of attacks throughout February.
Ukrainian drones hit four Russian air defense assets overnight – video
Ukrainian drones successfully targeted and destroyed four Russian air defense systems in the occupied regions of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson.
Helicopter, ship and tug: Ukrainian intelligence shows new strikes on Russian targets in Crimea – video
Ukrainian intelligence has targeted multiple Russian assets in Crimea, demonstrating their ongoing military operations in the region.
What properties in Latvia belong to Putin and Lavrov?
The article examines Russian state-owned properties in Latvia, highlighting the complexities and challenges of managing these assets amidst geopolitical tensions.
Russian Central Bank Challenges EU’s Indefinite Asset Freeze in European Court
Russia’s Central Bank is suing the European Union over the indefinite freeze of its sovereign assets, claiming it violates international law and its rights.
The Russian Central Bank sues the EU over frozen assets
The Russian Central Bank has filed a lawsuit in Luxembourg against the European Council's regulation that has frozen its assets, claiming it is illegal and denies effective remedies.
British Court Allows Yukos Shareholders to Pursue Russian Assets in $65Bln Dispute
Former Yukos shareholders have received a legal green light from London's High Court to pursue $65 billion in arbitration awards against Russian state assets.
F.A.Z. exclusive: Germany freezes less Russian assets
Germany has significantly reduced the amount of frozen Russian assets, which has raised concerns among the Greens, who consider it a warning signal.
Ukraine hits Russia's S-300 air defense radars in series of strikes, shows footage
Ukrainian forces conducted a series of strikes against Russian military positions, targeting S-300 radar systems and other key assets in occupied areas of Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions.
Ukraine's foreign minister urges others to follow Belgium's example after seizure of Russian shadow fleet tanker
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha praised Belgium for seizing a Russian shadow fleet tanker and called on other nations to take similar actions against Russian assets.
The United States Delays the Sale of Lukoil
The United States is delaying the sale of Russian oil giant Lukoil's international assets to put pressure on Russia in peace negotiations with Ukraine.
Reuters: The United States Delays Sale of Russian Lukoil
The United States is delaying the sale of Russian oil giant Lukoil's international assets to pressure Russia in peace negotiations with Ukraine.
Reuters: The USA slows down the sale of Lukoil's assets due to peace talks in Ukraine
The USA is delaying the sale of international assets of the Russian oil giant Lukoil to use them as leverage in peace negotiations regarding Ukraine.
New Swedish Plan to Bypass Budapest for Billions to Ukraine
Hungary is blocking the EU's emergency loan of 90 billion euros to Ukraine, prompting plans to circumvent Hungary by utilizing previously frozen Russian assets.
EU talk on further seizure of Russian assets ‘is closed’ – German FM
Germany's Foreign Minister stated that discussions regarding seizing frozen Russian assets to assist Ukraine have concluded, indicating a shift in the EU's stance on the matter.
Lukoil to Bulgarians: You must buy Russian oil
Lukoil's trading company Litasco announced that Bulgaria's measures against it violate the Energy Charter Treaty, following Bulgaria's suspension of Russian oil imports and handling of Lukoil's assets.
Ukraine's special forces hit Russian air defence assets in Crimea – video
Ukrainian special forces successfully targeted and destroyed key Russian air defence assets in Crimea, including a missile launcher and radar systems, in a recent operation.
EU’s Kallas returns to idea of stealing Russian assets
EU's Kaja Kallas reconsiders using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine funding after Hungary vetoes a €90 billion loan.
Russian spies turn European properties into 'Trojan horses', The Telegraph says
Russian intelligence services have reportedly transformed properties throughout Western Europe into strategic assets aimed at facilitating acts of sabotage against the West.
K. Kallas: There is always Plan B to provide money to Ukraine
EU foreign affairs representative Kaja Kallas discussed the possibility of tapping into frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine amid Hungary's veto of sanctions against Russia.
Ukraine strikes logistics warehouse, ammunition depot, other military targets in Russian-occupied territories, General Staff says
Ukraine's Armed Forces targeted military assets in Russian-occupied regions, including Crimea and parts of Donetsk and Mykolaiv, to diminish Russia's combat capabilities.
Kazakhstan Tells U.S. It Has Priority in Local Lukoil Buyout Bid
Kazakhstan asserts its priority rights to acquire Lukoil's assets in Kazakhstan amid U.S. sanctions against the Russian oil producer.
Ukraine war latest: Ukraine hits Russian planes, ships in Crimea, artillery in major strikes on occupied territories
Ukraine launched significant strikes against Russian military assets in Crimea and other occupied territories, targeting planes, ships, and artillery systems.
On the anniversary of the invasion, about 2,000 people participated in a rally in Paris to support Ukraine
Around 2,000 demonstrators gathered in Paris to show solidarity with Ukraine, chanting against Russian aggression and calling for the confiscation of Russian assets.
Ukraine hits Russian planes, ships in Crimea, artillery in major strikes on occupied territories
Ukrainian armed forces launched significant strikes on Russian military assets in occupied Crimea and Zaporizhzhia, targeting ships, planes, and artillery units.
Ukrainian forces hit Russian patrol ships and aircraft in occupied Crimea – Ukraine's General Staff
Ukrainian forces conducted successful strikes on Russian patrol ships and aircraft in occupied Crimea, targeting military assets in the region.
‘They were spying’: Sullivan sounds alarm on joint Russia-China moves in US Arctic zone
Sen. Dan Sullivan emphasizes the alarming presence of Russian and Chinese military assets in the U.S. Arctic zone, which he claims amounts to strategic surveillance.
Ukrainian forces hit Russian Nebo-U radar and clusters of drone operators and troops
Ukrainian forces successfully targeted and struck key Russian military assets and clusters of troops in occupied territories during a recent operation.
NATO member 'can't rule out' Russia invasion in WW3 warning – 'On the table'
Norway's defence chief has indicated that while Norway is not currently a target for Russia, a Russian invasion cannot be dismissed, particularly concerning the protection of its nuclear assets.
Norway defence chief says Russia could invade to protect nuclear assets
Norway's army chief warns that a future Russian invasion to secure its nuclear assets cannot be ruled out.
Frozen Russian assets: Ukraine, World Bank, Japan and Canada sign US$691m agreement
Ukraine, in partnership with the World Bank, has signed an agreement supported by Japan and Canada to provide nearly US$691 million in grant funding to support administrative capacity.
Russian gold reserves break record
Russia's gold reserves have reached a record high of $402.7 billion, accounting for 48.3% of its total reserve assets.
Confiscation of Assets from Russians in Accordance with European Union Law
The General Court of the European Union ruled on a case regarding the confiscation of a Russian citizen's car by German customs, affirming that such actions comply with EU law.
Russian Seizure Eats Up Almost All of Rockwool's Profit
Rockwool's financial report shows a marginal revenue increase for 2025 but a nearly 95% drop in profit due to significant impairments linked to lost control over assets.
New documents released: 'Epstein was the manager of Putin's property'
Newly released documents from the U.S. Department of Justice reveal allegations that Jeffrey Epstein managed assets for Russian President Vladimir Putin, alongside other details about his criminal activities and personal life.
Hyundai becomes second foreign carmaker to lose right to reclaim Russian assets
Hyundai Motor has lost the right to repurchase its former factory in Russia after failing to act before the January deadline, following the suspension of its operations due to the war in Ukraine.