Britain begins to arrest the assets of runaway Russian "money bags"
According to Mr. Williamson (the one who, turning to Russia the other day, demanded to “step back and shut up”), in Britain, a law begins to operate, which implies the arrest of property of “dubious origin”.
The head of the British military department made such a statement while on a visit to Estonia, where, by the way, they had already announced that they “completely trust the authorities of the kingdom” in statements about the fault of Russia in the case of Skripal.
The Minister of Defense of the United Kingdom, whose competence, it would seem, should not include civilian property issues, added:
Thus, runaway Russian fraudsters from among businessmen and ex-officials can soon say goodbye to their property in Britain, since London will translate it into the category of "laundered" state property. Does this mean that the fugitives will find a strong desire to return to Russia?
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