Finland has taken control of Russian state-owned properties worth more than €35 million (about $38 million). This news was reported by Yle, a Finnish state-run broadcaster, citing information from the country's bailiff service. But why did Finland take this bold step, and what does it mean for Russia?
A Closer Look at the Seized Properties
The seized assets include around 40 different properties scattered across various Finnish cities. Among these are apartments intended for employees of Russian institutions, garage spaces, and housing shares that belong to the Russian government. Some notable properties include:
A large piece of land owned by the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Helsinki.
A residential building and an office building.
Three valuable assets are located on the Aland Islands, including a picturesque plot of land by the sea.
These properties were officially confiscated on October 24, following a lawsuit filed by a Ukrainian energy company...
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