75 million superyach linked to Russian still billionaires' auction of Gibraltar. A 65 million pound superyach owned by a sanctioned Russian oligarch has attract 63 bits of auctions in Gibraltar in the first sales of Orelacht assets since Putin invaded Ukraine in February. The 72.5 meter angsoma was seized from steel billionaire Dimitri Pompiansky in March following sanctioned by the UK, EU and the US. The office of Admetry, Sarshal and Ukraine set on Tuesday that 63 bits have been received for angsoma but refused to detail the value of the bits for the yatch, which features six look serious gas cabin, a swimming pool, a 3D cinema room, gym, zakwizee and a fully equipped spa. The successful bidder will be selected by the admiralty marshal but details of the bidder and the value of the offer will remain confidential. The court said in a statement detail about the sale value of the vessel will be made available once the transaction has been completed, which would take place in approximately 10 to 14 days. The sale of asomia has attracted controversy because it is sold not for the benefit of Ukrainian people but for US investment bank JP Morgan, which claimed Pompiansky owns it more than 20.5 million euros. Pompiansky was until March of this year the owner and chairman of the steel pipe manufacturer OATMK, as applied to the Russian state-owned energy company Gazprom. The UK set the billionaire who it said had built up estimate 1.81 billion pounds fortune was one of the orlaks closest to Putin. The Yacht was detained by the Gibraltar government after a legal claim from JP Morgan, which said Pompiansky holding company re-ain investment owns it more than 20 million dollars. JP Morgan said the fact the billionaire had been subject to sanction means the terms of the loan had been breached because it illegal could not accept loans repayment from preying and asked the Gibraltar courts to detain and sell the Yacht. There was an unexpected late surge by protective buyers around the world for vessel Nigel Hoyer, brokers to the admiratly marshals of the Supreme Court of Gibraltar, who led the auction, told the Guardian last week. The Yacht, which was designed by fame superyacht designer Alberto Pinto, was built in Dunyall Yacht in Turkey in 2013. The boat, which was originally named Red Square before being named Asyoma, was available for other millionaires to charter for $558,000 a week. With its luxurious interior, vast array of onboard faxility and a highly trained and professional crew, a luxury Yacht vacation on board motor Yacht Asomia promised to be nothing short of spec'd tackler. The charter listing states, the Asomia is the first C's luxury Yacht known to be auctions in the West in post-Sanctions on powerful Russian after the February invasion of Ukraine. Asomia will be a watershed moment for asset that have bank financing against them because all of the other banks will realize that the assets can be sold and that they can get some more all of their money back, he said. He stressed it however, that assets without financial claim against them, which were seized by government because of sanctioned alone, would be harder to sell. That's it for today, thank you and goodbye.