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[Opinion] EU Frozen Russian Assets and the US$78B Ukraine Gap

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Brussels is weighing joint borrowing and asset-backed loans to cover Ukraine's US$78 billion gap for 2027, but seizing the Russian principal remains contested.

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The EU is unlikely to have time to agree on the use of frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine before winter sets in. This forecast was made by Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski in an interview with PAP. According to him, the main obstacle remains Belgium's concerns, where a significant part of the blocked funds is stored.

Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Vsevolod Chentsov proposes to use Russian funds frozen in Europe for Ukraine's needs in stages - this idea, in his opinion, can help achieve a change in Belgium's position.

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Brussels Morning Online Newspaper broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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