As a compensation for the losses incurred by Ukraine as a result of Russia's annexation of Crimea, Ukraine may demand that Russia's foreign assets abroad be arrested. All this will be possible in case of a positive verdict by the European Court on Human Rights, first deputy justice minister Natalia Sevostyanova said, speaking on Channel 5, UNN reports on June 1.
ZIK: Ukraine may be able to arrest Russia’s assets abroad
A serviceman walks on May 28, 2015 past a destroyed house on Ukrainian positions on the frontline facing pro-Russian separatists near Donetsk in eastern Ukraine.
