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Ukraine Seeks to Seize Gazprom's Foreign Assets to Claim Anti-Monopoly Fine

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Gazprom stand on the exhibition premises of the 9th International Investment Forum in Sochi - Sputnik International
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Ukraine will seek the seizure of Gazprom's foreign assets to claim its anti-monopoly fine, Ukraine's Justice Minister Pavlo Petrenko said Thursday.

The stand with the Gazprom company's logo at the Sochi International Investment Forum 2016 - Sputnik International
Ukraine Likely to 'Seize' Gazprom's Assets to Pressure Russia
KIEV (Sputnik) — Ukraine will seek the seizure of Gazprom's foreign assets to claim its anti-monopoly fine of $6.4 billion, Ukraine's Justice Minister Pavlo Petrenko said Thursday.

"Recognizing that there are no assets worth 172 billion hryvinia that would have belonged to Gazprom on the territory of Ukraine, we will move to other countries where the are relevant assets and funds," Petrenko told reporters.

In 2015, Gazprom was fined $3.2 billion by Ukraine’s Anti-Monopoly Committee for allegedly having a monopoly in the gas market in 2009-2015. The Russian company protested the decision, since it does operate in Ukraine and gas supplies are operated by Ukraine’s Naftogaz.

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