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CryptoWorld News reports that the decentralized lending platform AAVE has filed with a U.S. federal court to stop North Korean terrorist victims from attempting to seize approximately $71 million in crypto assets. These assets were frozen after last month’s RSETH-related attack. AAVE argues that the assets belong to users of its protocol rather than North Korea, and warned that continuing to freeze them would cause “irreversible harm” to the platform and the broader DeFi ecosystem. The crux of the dispute is 30,765 ETH, which were frozen by Arbitrum’s Security Council after the April attack. AAVE’s lawyer said the “seizure theory” is “completely wrong,” and warned that doing so would punish innocent users while rewriting basic property law. AAVE is asking the court to immediately lift the order restricting action, or at least pause the order while the case is being heard.