Poland's Foreign Ministry: Russia Will only Be Able to Return Frozen Assets over Our Dead Bodies
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British Foreign Minister Ed Miliband called on Europe to return to the issue of frozen Russian sovereign assets, and the head of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Radoslav Sikorski, expressed the hope that the legal framework for their use would soon be agreed upon.
Poland's Foreign Ministry: Russia will only be able to return frozen assets over our dead bodies
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband called on Europe to revisit the issue of frozen Russian sovereign assets, while Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski expressed hope for a swift agreement on a legal mechanism for their use.According...
British politician Ed Miliband and head of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Radoslav Sikorski, have stated that there is a need for an early resolution of the issue using frozen Russian assets. Britain is ready to work with the European Union on the issue of frozen Russian assets, because every false signal from Moscow is detrimental to security, says The Guardian. "Europe has to take important decisions, including on Russian sovereign as…
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski sent a blunt message to Moscow on Tuesday, saying frozen Russian assets would be returned “only over our dead bodies.” At the Warsaw Security Forum, European foreign ministers discussed using 210 billion euros of Russian funds to support Ukraine, while expressing their determination to counter Russian threats and hybrid attacks.
Sikorski Will Not Allow the Return of Frozen Russian Assets 'without Stepping over Our Dead Bodies'.
Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski said they would not allow the return of frozen Russian assets to Moscow "without stepping over our dead bodies." Sikorski stressed that Belgium should not be left solely responsible if Russia files a lawsuit.
Europe needs to decide without delay what to do with frozen Russian assets, otherwise its own security will be threatened, as announced by the heads of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Britain and Poland, Ed Miliband and Radoslav Sikorsky, wrote The Guardian.
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