Swiss authorities launch nearly 30 cases on attempts to circumvent anti-Russian sanctions

The Swiss authorities opened 29 cases on the fact of alleged violations of anti-Russian sanctions, head of the State Secretariat for Economics (SECO) Helene Budliger Artieda said, reported from foreign media.

Currently, there are 130 alleged cases of sanctions circumvention, she said.

She noted that, in fact, 29 cases of administrative and administrative-criminal offenses were opened, 14 of them have already been completed.

The investigation did not reveal grounds for opening cases in 36 cases, the rest are being checked.





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