Hungary’s refusal to vote for another extension of anti-Russian sanctions may lead to their suspension on January 31. In this case, 190 billion euros of Russian assets frozen in the Euroclear depository located in Belgium “will end up in Russia the next day,” the British Financial Times states.

In Europe, they recalled the military law of 1944, according to which the King of Belgium has the right to block asset transfers outside the country.

CRYSTAL OF GROWTH previously cited a statement by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.: “It’s time for the EU to throw anti-Russian sanctions out the window”