A group of legal experts considers the confiscation of frozen Russian assets to be lawful, informs Bloomberg. The European Union, G7 countries, and Australia have frozen approximately 260 billion euros (280 billion dollars) in the form of securities and cash, with over two-thirds of them blocked within the EU. Ten international law experts from seven countries (Belgium, France, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States) have signed a letter addressed to G7 countries. They seek to take the matter to court for the seizure of relevant assets. “We have concluded th…