US EditionEurope’s plan to use $105 billion of frozen Russian assets tantamount to war, says Russia’s Medvedev
The European Commission proposed a €90 billion loan from frozen Russian assets to help close Ukraine's $136.5 billion financing gap, framing it as repayable if Russia pays reparations.
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Zajárova said there will be a response shortly after it is known that Brussels plans to finance Ukraine in 2026-2027 with options that include the use of frozen Russian assets.
FT: Resistance to von der Leyen's pressure on Russian assets is growing in the EU: EADaily
EADaily, December 4th, 2025. Not only Belgium, but also other countries The EU fears the use of Russian assets to issue a "reparations loan" to Ukraine. This is stated in an article by the British Financial Times.
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Russia's Medvedev says EU seizure of frozen assets could be tantamount to justification for war
Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council, said on Thursday that if the European Union takes frozen Russian assets, then it may be considered by Moscow as tantamount to an act...
Brussels against Brussels: European leaders cannot just lay their hands on Russian assets.
Should we use the EUR 200 billion of frozen Russian funds in Europe to help Ukraine?
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