Austria names 18 Ukrainians on assets freeze list


  • World
  • Saturday, 01 Mar 2014

VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria published the names of 18 Ukrainians subject to an asset freeze requested by Ukraine's new government, including toppled president Viktor Yanukovich and former chief of staff Andriy Klyuev on the list, but not his brother Serhiy.

The neutral Alpine republic announced on Friday it would block any bank accounts it found of people on the list, which also includes Yanukovich's eldest son Oleksander, as a precautionary step until similar European Union measures agreed in principle could take effect.

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