A Russian court has frozen the accounts of “JPMorgan”, the largest bank in the United States by assets.
The Russian agency “TASS” reported that the court in the Russian province of Leningrad issued the decision to freeze the accounts as a precautionary measure, after the Russian bank “VTP” filed a lawsuit against “JPMorgan”.
The decision was issued to freeze $439.5 million, the same amount claimed by” VTB” in its case against the U.S. bank.
The move comes as a result of “JPMorgan’s” $439.5 million freeze on “VTB”, citing sanctions imposed by the United States on Russia over the Ukraine crisis.
These actions by the US authorities prompted the Russian bank to take legal action to counter the freezing of its assets.
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The Russian agency “TASS” reported that the court in the Russian province of Leningrad issued the decision to freeze the accounts as a precautionary measure, after the Russian bank “VTP” filed a lawsuit against “JPMorgan”.
The decision was issued to freeze $439.5 million, the same amount claimed by” VTB” in its case against the U.S. bank.
The move comes as a result of “JPMorgan’s” $439.5 million freeze on “VTB”, citing sanctions imposed by the United States on Russia over the Ukraine crisis.
These actions by the US authorities prompted the Russian bank to take legal action to counter the freezing of its assets.
#Frozen_Funds #JPMorgan_Bank #Russia #Russia_news #Russian_Bank #Russian_Judiciary #Ukraine #Ukrainian_Crisis #United_States
A court in St. Petersburg uncovered a case of forgery after a young Egyptian man, Mostafa Mohamed Mostafa Ahmed, claimed to marry a Russian citizen to obtain a temporary residence permit.
The incident began with the Russian woman losing her passport in the summer of 2021, and six months later she discovered that she was legally registered as the wife of the Egyptian young man.
When the woman tried to register her first child with the Civil Status Department, she discovered the fraudulent marriage that had taken place using her lost passport.
The Russian woman filed a lawsuit to annul the marriage, and after investigation, the court annulled the marriage and ordered its registration to be deregistered from official records.
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The incident began with the Russian woman losing her passport in the summer of 2021, and six months later she discovered that she was legally registered as the wife of the Egyptian young man.
When the woman tried to register her first child with the Civil Status Department, she discovered the fraudulent marriage that had taken place using her lost passport.
The Russian woman filed a lawsuit to annul the marriage, and after investigation, the court annulled the marriage and ordered its registration to be deregistered from official records.
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#Egypt #Forgery #Marriage #Russia #Russian_Judiciary #Saint_Petersburg
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