Stating “we have the means to make Russia pay”, she said: “We have blocked 300 billion euros of the Russian Central Bank reserves and we have frozen 19 billion euros of Russian oligarchs’ money.“In the short term, we could create, with our partners, a structure to manage these funds and invest them.“And once the sanctions are lifted, these funds should be used so that Russia pays full compensation for the damages caused to Ukraine.“Russia’s horrific crimes will not go unpunished.”The Kyiv School of Economics previously said the cost of the damage inflicted by Russian forces on its buildings and infrastructure stood at $127bn, but that tally came at the beginning of September, before Russia’s sustained bombardment of civilian energy infrastructure in the months since.Today, the president also proposed setting up a specialised court, backed by the United Nations, to investigate and prosecute Russia’s “crime of aggression”."