The long-awaited ruling on the lawsuit paves the way for a full trial of Ukraine’s case that it had to accept the money in the face of Russian aggression
Ukraine can defend a $3-billion Eurobond lawsuit brought by Russia on the basis it was forced to assume the debt in 2013 because of threats of force by Moscow, the United Kingdom’s top court ruled on Wednesday.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described the ruling as a “decisive victory against the aggressor”, writing on Twitter: “Justice will be ours.” Ukraine says the debt was procured by duress, including unlawful trade measures to deter the country from signing an association agreement with the European Union and threats to its territory.
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