Russia To Seize Assets Of International ‘Satanists’
Russia on Friday added what it termed the “international Satanism movement” to a financial blacklist, enabling it to freeze the assets of alleged members even if they have no criminal record.
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Russia on Friday added what it termed the “international Satanism movement” to a financial blacklist, enabling it to freeze the assets of alleged members even if they have no criminal record.
Monday’s ruling, by exonerating the pro-migrant activists, sends a catastrophic message: smuggling illegal immigrants into Poland is no longer considered a crime, as long as it is done under the guise of humanitarian motives.
The question is — will Trump give them to Kyiv? Or put America first?