Council of the EU — Russia's war against Ukraine: EU sanctions (immobilised assets)
Council of the European Union
Source profile
- Type: Official government / regulator
- Access / format: Official web page (HTML)
- Machine-readable: No — manual read
- Update cadence: unknown
- Used for: sanctions, Russia, Ukraine, frozen assets, immobilized assets, sovereign assets, EU
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How Warconomy uses this source
Official Council of the EU overview of Russia sanctions, including the immobilisation of Central Bank of Russia assets. As reported by the EU, around €260 billion of Central Bank of Russia assets are immobilized worldwide, with more than two-thirds (about €210 billion) in the EU; in December 2025 the EU decided to keep them immobilized indefinitely. The assets are immobilized, not confiscated; principal differs from the proceeds they generate. Manually transcribed as a static fixture; not real-time and may be revised. Not legal or compliance advice.
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| Indicator | Value | As of | Source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Immobilized Russian central-bank assets (EU) | 210 EUR billionlive · source-linked | December 12, 2025 | Council of the European Union | High |
Facts citing this source
The EU reports that around €260 billion of Central Bank of Russia assets are immobilized worldwide, with more than two-thirds (about €210 billion) in the EU; in December 2025 the EU decided to keep them immobilized indefinitely. The assets are immobilized, not confiscated.
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Version history
This source is byte-present in 151 frozen dataset versions (v1.37.0–v1.187.0), citing 1 observation and 1 fact. Appearances are derived from committed frozen payloads only.
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