Canada freezes over $350M in Russian assets since Ukraine war start
As part of sanctions imposed for violating Ukraine's sovereignty, Canada has frozen Russian assets worth more than $457 million Canadian dollars (over USD $350 million). That’s according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, which is responsible for monitoring sanctions compliance, an Ukrinform correspondent reports. Since February 24, 2022, a total of $140.1 million in assets in Canada have been affectively frozen in equivalent terms and $317.4 million in financial transactions have been blocked as a result of the prohibitions in the Special Economic Measures (Russia) Regulations, law enforcement officials said. Read also: CinC Syrskyi discusses expansion of Ukraine's air defense…