Putin signed a law allowing seizure of property and bank accounts of Russians abroad for offenses against Russia's interests
Putin signed a law permitting the seizure of property and bank accounts of Russians living abroad for actions deemed offenses against Russia's interests. Grounds for seizure include discrediting the Russian army, calling for sanctions against Russia, distributing extremist materials, promoting Nazi symbols, and failing to pay fines imposed for such actions. According to the Moscow Times, the law允许
Putin signed a law allowing the seizure of property and bank accounts of Russians living abroad for offenses against Russia's interests. Grounds for property seizure under the law include discrediting the Russian army, calling for sanctions against Russia, distributing extremist materials, promoting Nazi symbols, and failing to pay fines imposed for such actions. According to the Moscow Times, the law allows authorities to seize property without waiting for a court ruling. The law will come into force on September 1, 2026, according to NewsUkraine.RBC.ua.
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