
Security Council chief calls on states to reconsider policy of holding reserves in the West
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Russian Security Council Secretary Sergey Shoigu stated that Western countries have frozen approximately 590 billion dollars in foreign assets.
Shoigu is convinced that all world leaders should draw appropriate conclusions regarding the storage of national savings in the West. Russia emphasizes the need to diversify foreign currency reserves and seek alternative financial centers as protection against sanctions.