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French Presidential Candidate Gabriel Attal Urges EU to Transfer Frozen Russian Assets to Ukraine

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French presidential candidate Gabriel Attal has called for the immediate confiscation of frozen Russian assets and their transfer to support Ukraine. Attal, who leads the Renaissance party and is running for president, posted the statement on his X page, responding to Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent decision to place the assets of Russian subsidiaries of Auchan, Nestle and Leroy Merlin under "temporary management". Attal argued that Ru…

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On the part of the European Commission, we have been very clear, and we have already presented a concrete legislative proposal last year and we are now prepared to support these discussions, as well as to examine different modalities and facilitate the process, so that we can reach decisions, said European Economic Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Commission is ready to consider "different ways" of using Russian sovereign assets immobilised in the EU to facilitate an agreement between Member States. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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The European Commission agrees to examine "different modalities" for reaching a consensus in the Union.

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The European Commission today said it was ready to resume discussions on the use of the frozen Russian sovereign assets to financially support Ukraine, admitting that it would examine "different modalities" for reaching a consensus in the European Union.

·Porto, Portugal
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The European Commission said it was available today to resume discussions on the use of frozen Russian sovereign assets to financially support Ukraine, admitting that it would look at "different modalities" for reaching a consensus in the European Union (EU).

·Portugal
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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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