Luxembourg court upholds some sanctions on Putin's judo partner Rotenberg
A Luxembourg-based EU court on Wednesday upheld some of the sanctions imposed on Arkady Rotenberg, tycoon and judo sparring partner of Russian President Vladimir Putin, for his role in the Ukraine crisis.
(AFP) A Luxembourg-based EU court on Wednesday upheld some of the sanctions imposed on Arkady Rotenberg, tycoon and judo sparring partner of Russian President Vladimir Putin, for his role in the Ukraine crisis.
As the crisis deepened in early 2014 with Russia's annexation of Crimea, the EU imposed asset freezes and travel bans on Russian and Ukrainian figures it blamed for breaking up the country, among them Rotenberg.
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