The British edition of the Daily Mail told and showed on the map, real estate in London and the suburbs, which belong to Russian oligarchs.

The map shows expensive buildings, which, according to the publication, allegedly belong to the chairman of the state development corporation VEB. RF” to Igor Shuvalov and businessmen Mikhail Fridman, Alisher Usmanov and Oleg Deripaska.

The day before, the British Foreign Office said that the property of Russian oligarchs in London could be confiscated as part of new sanctions against the Russian Federation.

The Kremlin described such plans as "an open attack on business."

The press secretary of the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov, said this is a very disturbing statement from London.

Earlier it was reported that if London freezes the assets of Russian businessmen and major energy companies, the Kremlin may respond with asymmetric measures. Among them are the deprivation of BP of a 20% stake in Rosneft, restrictions on the British pharmacological, automotive and food businesses and the reduction of swap gas supplies to the island nation, experts say. The effect of these moves will cost London hundreds of millions of pounds.

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