According to him, the EU and Washington are currently coming up with laws to seize assets.

“This has not yet been noted here, but there are assets, there is movement in this direction,” RIA Novosti quotes Kelin.

He noted that the preparation of legislation moving in this direction is underway.

Earlier, the head of the Central Bank, Elvira Nabiullina, said that the Bank of Russia would continue to work on unblocking frozen Russian assets.

At the end of January, the head of investment financial intermediaries of the Central Bank of Russia, Olga Shishlyannikova, announced that the volume of assets of Russian investors blocked in foreign infrastructure was estimated at 5.7 trillion rubles as of November 30.