Russian banks lost billions due to Ireland: intelligence revealed the scheme.
According to inkorr.com: The Ukrainian Foreign Intelligence Service reported the liquidation of several companies in Ireland that previously financed Russian banks and state corporations.
Among the closed entities are VTB Eurasia, Transregional Capital, Sovcom Capital, and OIM ABS.
According to the intelligence, these companies were forced to cease operations as their management left their positions after the outbreak of war with Ukraine.
Infrastructure giants are also under scrutiny
Among the liquidated companies is RZD Capital, created for financing Russian Railways, which issued bonds worth $6.7 billion. The 'Irish subsidiary' of VEB – VEB Finance, which raised $30 billion through bonds, was also liquidated.
The Ukrainian intelligence successfully identified and halted financial flows directed from Russia through these companies in Ireland.
This step underscores Ukraine's active efforts to combat the financing of aggression by Russia. The liquidation of such companies is a crucial step in the fight to reduce the influence of Russian financial structures on the international stage, as well as in supporting stability in the region.
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