The Latest Breaking News from Oleg Deripaska

Protesters waving the Ukrainian flag take over the property, saying they want it to house those fleeing the Ukraine war.

They were stopped by police near the property belonging to Oleg Deripaska in Belgrave Square, west London.

The pair were stopped by officers near the property belonging to Oleg Deripaska in Belgrave Square, west London.

Signs were hung on the balcony saying ‘this property has been liberated’ and ‘Putin go f*** yourself’

The squatters broke into the property in Belgrave Square at around 1am on Monday and declared that it ‘belongs to Ukrainian refugees’.

Police surrounding property in central London

Group earlier said they had made peace with arrest after claiming property for Ukrainian refugees

The group said they had ‘liberated’ the central London property belonging to Oleg Deripaska, who was sanctioned by the Government last week.

Squatters have occupied the London mansion suspected of belonging to Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska, who was placed on Britain's sanctions list last week, unfurling a Ukrainian flag and a banner saying 'This property has been liberated'.

Police said on Monday evening activists on the balcony of building in Belgrave Square have come down and been arrested

Oleg Deripaska, 54, was the founder of Basic Element, one of Russia's largest industrial groups and is reported to be worth $2.6 billion USD - now his London home has been taken over by squatters