Swiss high court upheld asset freezes on a Russian metals oligarch under Ukraine sanctions.
Switzerland's top court rejected the appeal of the Russian oligarch.
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The Federal Supreme Court has rejected the appeal of a Russian oligarch to be removed from the sanctions list in connection with the war in Ukraine. In a judgement published on Wednesday, the judges in Lausanne rejected his request to lift the freeze on his assets.
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