Russia’s richest Ukrainian sues Russia: Seeks compensation for lost profits – Topky.sk

Large businessman Akhmetov has sued Russia for “serious infringement of property rights,” according to the opinion of his holding company System Capital Marketing (SCM). According to her, Akhmetov also asked for a court order that would prevent Russia from further “blocking, plundering and destroying Ukrainian grain and steel” produced by his companies. Photo gallery (2) Russian President Vladimir Putin must hold a table at one of his public meetings.
Source: SITA / AP / Mikhail Metzel / Sputnik “The looting of Ukrainian commodities is already leading to rising prices worldwide and people are dying of hunger. These barbaric acts must end and Russia must pay for everything,” said Akhmetov’s SCM company. However, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the Russian Federation was no longer under the jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights. He also denied allegations of Russian theft in the occupied territories of Ukraine. In 2013, Forbes magazine estimated Akhmet’s assets at $ 15.4 billion. Since then, however, his property base has suffered greatly, not only in connection with the current Russian invasion, but also with the annexation of Crimea and the fighting in Donbas, which has been going on since 2014. as a result of the destruction of the Azovstaľ steelworks in Mariupol, his steel company Metinvest lost $ 17-20 billion.