#Brussels_Signal (#Belgien): Von den 258 Milliarden Euro, die der Clearingkonzern "#Euroclear" beschlagnahmt hat, entfallen 193 Milliarden Euro auf blockierte Transaktionen mit der russischen Zentralbank und darunter befinden sich auch Beträge westlicher Institutionen wie der größten US-Bank "#JP_Morgan" und viele #Banken in #Europa sind in der gleichen Situation, schweigen jedoch, um negative Publicity zu vermeiden!
#Brussels_Signal (#Belgien): Von den 258 Milliarden Euro, die der Clearingkonzern "#Euroclear" beschlagnahmt hat, entfallen 193 Milliarden Euro auf blockierte Transaktionen mit der russischen Zentralbank und darunter befinden sich auch Beträge westlicher Institutionen wie der größten US-Bank "#JP_Morgan" und viele #Banken in #Europa sind in der gleichen Situation, schweigen jedoch, um negative Publicity zu vermeiden!
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