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Three weeks after coming under sanctions, a Russian billionaire said he doesn't know how to live.

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  • After being hit by sanctions, Fridman said he didn't know how to live.

  • He said he needed permission from the UK government to spend his allowance.

  • He said he couldn't be punished because he had a good relationship with the West.

Three weeks after coming under sanctions, the Russian billionaire said in an interview that he didn't know how to live.

The European Union and the UK imposed sanctions on Fridman, who has a net worth of $10.1 billion.

At the time, he said he would contest the EU's sanctions, which he described as groundless and unfair.

The invasion of Ukraine has caused Fridman's wealth to fall by $4 billion.

Fridman said he didn't know how to live. I don't know.

People around the world are protesting the invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

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Protesters from Germany to Thailand are hitting the streets to demonstrate against Russia.

The sanctions meant that Fridman's last working UK bank card was frozen.

He has an allowance of 2,500 pounds a month and has to apply for a license to spend it before the British government decides how reasonable the request is.

He said that his problems were nothing compared to those of Ukrainians trapped in the conflict.

Fridman resigned from the board of Alfa-Bank. He stepped down from the board of directors of LetterOne.

Fridman said he thought he had a good relationship with the West because of his trips to Washington and Alfa-Bank fellowship program.

He said that they were good friends of the Western world and couldn't be punished.

Western sanctions aim to cripple Russia's economy and punish Putin for his invasion of Ukraine.

The original article is on Business Insider.

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