Rinat Akhmetov, Ukraine's wealthiest oligarch, cited the bombing of the Azovstal steel plant and other infrastructure during the siege of Mariupol in his suit at the European Court of Human Rights
in his suit at the European Court of Human Rights. “Evil cannot go unpunished,” Akhmetov said in a statement issued by his System Capital Management group.
“Russia’s crimes against Ukraine and our people are egregious, and those guilty of them must be held liable.” The tycoon’s lawsuit comes after Ukraine’s justice department filed a separate suit at the same court last month seeking $80 billion in compensation from the Kremlin over the war.
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