Kiev Is Preparing New Requirements for Moscow to Pay more Than $ 50 Million Compensation for Ports of Crimea
"This time we use the provisions of the Agreement on the Encouragement and Reciprocal Protection of Investments. The first step is to send claims for damages directly to the government of the Russian Federation. If we do not receive a response within six months, this case will be referred to international arbitration", he said In this regard, the head of the Administration of the Seaports, Raivis Veckagans.
The department plans to send a corresponding written notice to the government of the Russian Federation before the end of 2019. The interests of the organization in a dispute with Russia will be represented by the law firm Covington & Burling LLP.
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