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"Putin's beach plot" seized - Russian protest! Article by TT Nyhetsbyrån
Finland has launched a major effort to confiscate Russian property. Among the properties in question is an area on Åland that has come to be known as "Putin's beach plot".

Russia protests in a diplomatic note.

It has long been speculated that the Russian president had a summer residence built in Saltvik on the island, but this has not been proven. However, the Russian state is the owner of this plot of land and three other properties on Åland. Other properties in Finland are on the agenda, Helsingin Sanomat reports.

The Russian state owns several properties and land in Finland that were forcibly redeemed from Germany when the Continuation War ended in 1944.

- I will be very happy. Better for the state, the province or the municipality to take over these plots than for the Russians to have them. Because I have realized that it has been dangerous for the Russians to have 100,000 square meters in the middle of NATO and out in the sea like they have here, says Ulf Grüssner, whose family has been trying to buy back the family home in Saltvik for 50 years, to Svenska Yle.

Compensation for Crimea
The background is that the Ukrainian energy company Naftogaz has applied for the confiscation of Russian assets in several Western countries, following a ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague in April 2023. The court then ordered Russia to pay Naftogaz five billion euros in compensation for damages caused by the Russian occupation of Crimea 2014 caused.

The Helsinki district court decided in August that Russian property worth around four billion euros should be seized.

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According to Naftogaz, Finland is the first country to seize Russian property.

Russia protests
In total, over 40 Russian properties have been seized in Finland. Among them are a Russian "cultural and scientific center" in Helsinki, apartments, residential buildings and offices in Helsinki and Turku, as well as beachfront properties on the Gulf of Finland. The total value of these is estimated at over 35 million euros, writes Yle.

The Russian embassy strongly objects to the confiscations in a diplomatic note to Finland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, STT reports. According to Russia, half of the properties belong to diplomats, and they accuse Finland of violating international law. profesional PLZ
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The article from TT Nyhetsbyrån reports on Finland's significant effort to confiscate Russian property, including an area on Åland known as "Putin's beach plot." Here are the main points:

Confiscation Effort: Finland has launched a major effort to confiscate Russian property, including "Putin's beach plot" on Åland.

Russian Protest: Russia has protested this action in a diplomatic note, claiming that the properties belong to diplomats and accusing Finland of violating international law.

Speculation: There has been speculation that Russian President Vladimir Putin had a summer residence built in Saltvik on Åland, but this has not been proven.

Ownership: The Russian state owns this plot of land and three other properties on Åland, as well as several other properties in Finland.

Historical Context: These properties were forcibly redeemed from Germany when the Continuation War ended in 1944.

Local Reaction: Ulf Grüssner, whose family has been trying to buy back their family home in Saltvik for 50 years, expressed relief that the state, province, or municipality would take over these plots.

Compensation for Crimea: The background involves the Ukrainian energy company Naftogaz applying for the confiscation of Russian assets in several Western countries, following a ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague in April 2023. The court ordered Russia to pay Naftogaz five billion euros in compensation for damages caused by the Russian occupation of Crimea in 2014.

Seizure of Properties: The Helsinki district court decided in August that Russian property worth around four billion euros should be seized. Finland is the first country to seize Russian property following this ruling.

Total Seizures: Over 40 Russian properties have been seized in Finland, including a "cultural and scientific center" in Helsinki, apartments, residential buildings, offices in Helsinki and Turku, and beachfront properties on the Gulf of Finland. The total value of these properties is estimated at over 35 million euros.

Diplomatic Note: The Russian embassy strongly objects to the confiscations in a diplomatic note to Finland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, claiming that half of the properties belong to diplomats and accusing Finland of violating international law.

https://www.rferl.org/a/finland-russian-state-beach-property-ukraine-naftohaz/33178063.html