Kallas: EU Weighs Using Frozen Russian Assets to Plug Ukraines 2027 Funding Gap
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KAJA Kallas advocates that Russia pay for war damage by using frozen assets and announces the most extensive sanctions and isolation from sports so far.
The European Union is reconsidering the use of frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine, highlighting the urgent need for financial support that could reach €90 billion. High Representative Kaja Kallas stressed the importance of risk-sharing among member states in the context of growing Russian hybrid threats.
Kallas: EU Weighs Using Frozen Russian Assets to Plug Ukraines 2027 Funding Gap
EU foreign ministers discussed Ukraine’s projected 2027 funding shortfall, with Kaja Kallas saying frozen Russian assets are seen as a logical option as member states debate risk-sharing.
The European Union is again considering using frozen Russian assets amid Ukraine's funding shortfall in 2027.
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