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Canada Announced The Seizure And Confiscation Of A Russian Cargo Plane, And Russia Responded That It Was Robbery

Jun 12, 2023 Leave a message

Canada announced the seizure and confiscation of a Russian cargo plane, and Russia responded that it was robbery

 

Civil Aviation Resource Network News on June 11, 2023: According to Chinanews.com, Canadian Foreign Minister Jolly announced on June 10 that the Canadian government has ordered the seizure of a plane currently parked at Toronto Pearson International Airport in accordance with the "Special Economic Measures Act". Antonov-124 cargo aircraft registered under the name of a Russian company.

 

This is the first physical asset seized by the Canadian government after implementing the asset seizure and confiscation system in accordance with the "Special Economic Measures Act" revised in June last year. assets.

 

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The seized cargo plane is believed to be owned by Volga-Dnepr Airlines and a subsidiary of the Volga-Dnepr Group. Both entities have recently been targeted by Canada for sanctions.

 

After the Canadian side seized the cargo plane, it entered the judicial process of confiscating it. The Canadian side stated that if the asset is confiscated by the Canadian government, the Canadian side will cooperate with the Ukrainian government to choose to redistribute the asset.

 

After the Ukraine crisis in early 2022, Canada imposed a no-fly order against Russia in its airspace. The Russian Antonov-124 cargo plane originally planned to leave Canada was banned from taking off at Toronto Pearson International Airport and was charged a huge parking fee by the airport.

The Russian embassy in Canada responded on its social networking platform account that the cargo plane belongs to a private company. The Canadian side's attempt to seize the cargo plane itself is illegal and "purely road robbery." The move by the Canadian side shows that there is no rule of law in Canada under the Trudeau administration.

 

After the Ukrainian crisis, the first asset that Canada confiscated against Russia was US$26 million of Granite Capital Holdings Co., Ltd., owned by Russian billionaire Abramovich, which was announced to be seized and confiscated on December 19, 2022.

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