
Russian Central Bank Sues EU Over Frozen Assets
The Russian central bank has filed a lawsuit in Luxembourg against the European Union over the indefinite freezing of approximately $230 billion of its reserves in connection with the war in Ukraine.
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The Russian central bank has filed a lawsuit in Luxembourg against the European Union over the indefinite freezing of approximately $230 billion of its reserves in connection with the war in Ukraine.

The Russian Central Bank has filed a lawsuit against the European Union at the European Court of Justice, challenging the indefinite freezing of its assets, claiming the approval process in December 2025 was unlawful.

Following a lawsuit filed in Russia in December, the Russian central bank is now taking legal action against the EU in a European court regarding the freezing of its assets.
The Russian central bank has initiated legal action in the EU court to challenge the freezing of its assets.

The Russian Central Bank has filed a challenge in the European Court against the EU's indefinite freeze of its assets, arguing the move stripped it of legal protection and the ability to enforce its rights.
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