Russia Has $300 Billion in Foreign Reserves Frozen Abroad After Ukraine Invasion

Russia had around $300 billion in foreign currency reserves frozen in the West after the Ukraine invasion
The frozen assets were held in currencies like euros, dollars, and pounds in the form of bonds, bank deposits, etc.
The Russian central bank has confirmed the freeze but accused the West of "theft"
Russia has warned confiscation of the assets would violate free market principles and could lead to Russian confiscation of foreign assets held in the country
The exact breakdown of the frozen assets is unknown but they were not hidden behind complex ownership chains so should not be hard to identify