https://panopticum.hr/putin-zatrazio-izdavanje-naloga-za-uhicenje-sorosa/
This has some interesting info on Russia indicting and arresting Soros[6+]
the US had previously requested an international warrant for investigation and arrests of billionaire George Soros, it is now being requested by official Russia, according to reports in the EU media. After a petition was launched in the United States to demand that the financial speculator George Soros be prosecuted and held responsible for his actions, Vladimir Putin put in place mechanisms to arrest the founders of the Open Society.
Reminder: Americans are convinced that Soros is a threat to the free world. An announcement on petitions.whitehouse.gov asked the US federal government to take action against the US billionaire, who is openly opposed to America becoming a major world power again. In addition to the U.S. and Israel, it was officially announced in mid-2017 that Soros's non-governmental organizations in Israel were unwanted. Hungary also took that decision from the government of the State of Israel and closed it at Budapest's Central European University (CEU), where both the current adviser to the President of the Republic of Croatia and the former Minister of Justice of the Republic of Croatia, Orsat Miljenic, obtained his master's degree.
Now Putin himself has decided to untangle the Soros network. Specifically, Putin was first-hand convinced of how migration flows work and the so-called Soros affiliated NGOs are moving people within the EU.
According to Putin, this is not only a huge risk to Russian national security, but also a threat to international order.
In addition to managing the migrant crisis, Soros is localized and labeled a financial terrorist, given the interference in the financial flows of the national banking systems of the EU Member States. In particular, the Russian secret services have discovered Soros's impact on the EU money markets through other foreign cryptocurrencies. When exposing Soros brokers, Russian agents revealed that Soros was using financial derivatives using Luxembourg banks. However, trading on the European Union's financial markets is strictly prohibited in the Basel Convention signed by all Member States