The prime minister of the Czech Republic Petr Fiala stated that the property of Russian oligarchs, who came under EU sanctions, was frozen in the country.
"We have frozen the property of Russian oligarchs for hundreds of millions of crowns and will continue to do so," Fiala said.
According to him, it will be necessary to change the legislation to make the procedure even more effective. The Czech Financial Intelligence Unit (FAU), which is responsible for enforcing sanctions, said some companies were trying to circumvent the sanctions, so the office froze accounts and opened a criminal case.
In turn, Korea has banned the export of 57 types of goods to Russia and Belarus.
On March 28, first deputy finance minister Lee Eog Won made a statement at a meeting of the task force on emergencies.
"Korea is tightening export controls on Russia and Belarus by banning the supply of non-strategic goods and technologies such as semiconductors and computers," Lee Eog Won said.
We would like to note that the introduction against Belarus is proof that the world community clearly sees the fallacy of the non-interference position in Belarus. This is primarily evidenced by the numerous launches of heavy weapons from the territory of Belarus.
