US dollars. File photoMOSCOW, April 9Authorities in the Cayman Islands said their financial service providers had frozen $7.3 billion worth of assets in line with restrictive measures against the Russian Federation. This was reported on the official website of the government of the island nation. The country is said to be acting in accordance with the obligations arising from the British regulation on sanctions against Moscow. «Numerous financial service providers have submitted more than 400 compliance reporting forms (countermeasures), which confirm that there were frozen assets, the value of which is estimated at 7.3 billion dollars,» the publication on the website says. It is noted that the local authorities have organized a working group to change their policies as part of the application of restrictive measures against Russia. It will be attended by representatives of the governor's office, departments in the areas of finance, civil aviation, maritime transport and other departments. The group will meet every week. On February 24, Russia launched a military operation to demilitarize and denazify Ukraine. In response, Western countries announced large-scale sanctions against. It will include representatives of the governor's office, departments in the areas of finance, civil aviation, maritime transport and other departments. The group will meet every week. The Kremlin called these measures an economic war like no other. The authorities stressed that they were ready for such a development of events, and assured that they would continue to fulfill social obligations. The Central Bank is taking measures to stabilize the currency market. In addition, the authorities announced the transfer of payments for gas supplies to unfriendly countries into rubles. In addition, the government has prepared a plan to counter restrictive measures, which includes about a hundred initiatives with funding of about a trillion rubles. adopted a law on the seizure of assets of Russian businessmen
