Switzerland has frozen $193 million in Ukrainian assets-report


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  • Monday, 05 May 2014

ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland's federal prosecutor has frozen 170 million Swiss francs of assets in Swiss bank accounts belonging to former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovich and people close to him, a Swiss newspaper reported on Sunday.

The Swiss government ordered the freezing of the assets of 20 Ukrainians, including Yanukovich and his son Oleksander, at the end of February. In March, it added the names of nine more Ukrainians to the list of people concerned by the measures.

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