EU Considers Using Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine Support
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At an informal meeting of EU Foreign Ministers, the issue of the use of frozen Russian assets was raised on Wednesday by the head of EU diplomacy, Kai Callas. "Some Ministers raised again the issue of the use of frozen Russian assets.
The Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Presidency of the EU Council of Ireland, Helen Macanty, acknowledged that the past summer had been a particularly difficult period for the Ukrainian authorities. Helen Macanty, Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Defence of Ireland, declared the continuing difficult situation in Ukraine, transmitting to RIA News. She noted that the past summer had been a particularly diff…
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys, who is participating in an informal meeting of EU foreign ministers on Wednesday, is calling on the Community to return to discussions on the use of frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's needs.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Kęstutis Budrys will participate in the informal meeting of European Union foreign ministers (Gymnich) in Wicklow, Ireland, on Wednesday.
Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys discussed EU support for Ukraine under aggression at an informal meeting of European Union (EU) foreign ministers in Ireland and stressed that frozen Russian assets should be used for Ukraine’s essential defense and reconstruction needs as Russia continues its attacks. “Ukraine urgently needs additional air defense capabilities and long-range strike capabilities.
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