US sanctions force the Russian tycoon to return his private planes

They're now on sale, at a price of 29, 95m each.

The return of the aircraft is a deep indicator of sanctions affecting the business kingdom of Deripaska, including its aluminum firm, where chains of sales and their supply have been cut off.

Alireza Ittihadeh, director of Freestream a aircraft company that listed these three aircraft for sale, said the planes were owned by lenders Credit Suisse and Raiffeisen, and were then rented through a fund management company controlled by Deripasca, reports “Reuters”, Periscope broadcasts.

“Who used it? High management, including Deripascan itself,” told Ittihadeh for “Reuters” in a telephone interview.

He's sanctioned, his companies are sanctioned, he'll turn the planes around. It should eventually complete its rents, according to sanctions rules”, he said, without perceiving what rules of sanctions are in question.

Deripaska was included in the US's blacklist of sanctions on April 6th, after Washington officials said he and other Russian oligarchs have gained through evil “” across the globe. /Periscopi/