Shoigu named the amount of funds frozen in the West by Russia and other countries

Western countries have frozen about $590 billion, which belongs to Russia and other states. This was stated on May 14 by Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu at a meeting with the secretaries of the security Councils of the SCO member states.

"According to our most conservative estimates, the Westerners have frozen about $590 billion belonging to Russia, Cuba, Venezuela, Iraq, Iran, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Libya, and Afghanistan. I am convinced that all heads of state will draw the right conclusions regarding the storage of national savings in the West," Shoigu said.

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