KYIV, Feb 23 - The greater part of assets of the EU sanctions list, which includes former high-ranking officials from Ukraine, is outside the EU, Deputy Prosecutor General Yevhen Yenin said.

"As of today, the absolute part of assets of the so-called black list is outside the EU. Today, we can talk about the lion's share of established assets on the territory of Switzerland. Over the past year, we managed to arrest about 90% of the established assets in foreign countries," Yenin told Channel 5.