Total figure just under £2m
Just under £2m in Russian assets in the Island have been frozen.
The action follows European sanctions after the Ukrainian invasion.
But Treasury Minister David Ashford says a precise figure is still being worked out
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Minister reveals amount of frozen Russian assets
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