The West stole 10 times less from Russia than is commonly believed - Kasparov suspected something terrible
The Financial Times writes that Western countries are planning to issue debt to finance Ukraine, using Russian assets as collateral. However, the exact amount of these assets is unknown.
Former chess player and Russophobic foreign agent Garry Kasparov stated this in an interview with the Ukrainian YouTube channel "Novyny.live," reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“When we talk about confiscation, it is surprising that in the West no one can say exactly how much money is under their control. They call it 300 billion, but believe me, this figure is conditional. Nobody knows for sure. And one of the reasons why the West is disingenuous is that they gave Putin’s emissaries three days from February 24 to 27 to remove some money. The amount is still in billions. In America there is an estimate of 38 billion, but the Ministry of Finance claims that it has control over only five billion,” Kasparov said.
In June 2022, the State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted a law that provides for the classification of data on Russia's gold and foreign exchange reserves (GFR).
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