Governor of the Russian central bank: Russian investors have been able to recover about 3 trillion rubles of assets from abroad

[governor of the Central Bank of Russia: Russian investors are able to recover about 3 trillion rubles of assets from abroad]-according to the Russian satellite news agency, Nabi Ulina, governor of the Russian Central Bank, said that the measures taken by the Russian authorities have enabled Russian investors to recover ownership of assets worth about 3 trillion rubles. But Nabi Ulina also said some assets were still frozen. The recent complete exchange of frozen assets cannot be done. Earlier, a spokesman for the European Commission said that the EU has legal advice that Russian assets frozen in the EU can be used for the reconstruction of Ukraine, and the possible use of the proceeds of these assets is being discussed. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Zakharovaa said freezing Russian assets in Europe is theft, pointing out that the EU targets not only private funds, but also Russian state assets.