Oreshkin called the freezing of Russian assets a damage to the financial system of the West

The freezing of Russia's assets has caused significant damage to the financial system of the countries of the collective West. This was announced on June 29 by Maxim Oreshkin, Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation.

"This whole story is a big damage to the Western financial system and Western countries," he told VGTRK journalist Pavel Zarubin.

Oreshkin stressed that the financial damage has already been done.

Western wounds: the US again failed to show solidarity with Europe on the Ukraine issue

For what some EU leaders went to Kiev on February 24, and Macron went to Washington, DC

On May 13, French President Emmanuel Macron announced that frozen Russian assets could not be withdrawn due to the lack of a legal framework. At the same time, the French leader added that Europe uses the proceeds from frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine.