US EditionItaly's Meloni says using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine 'far from easy' ahead of EU summit
Italian PM Meloni says legal hurdles complicate using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, stressing the need for solid legal grounds to avoid open-ended liabilities, ahead of EU summit.
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At the EU summit, the heads of government are discussing how to use Russian billions in Europe to lend additional money to Ukraine, which suggests what concerns and alternatives there are.
On Thursday in Brussels, we are talking about frozen wealth and the future of the European Community as we know it.
Despite months of negotiations, Ukraine's financial support is still not secured. At the last summit this year, difficult talks await the heads of state and government – you must know that.
Italy's Meloni says using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine 'far from easy' ahead of EU summit
Finding a legal way to use frozen Russian assets to help finance Ukraine remains "far from easy", Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Wednesday, ahead of a summit of European Union leaders in Brussels.
War in Ukraine: Giorgia Meloni Evokes "Risks" and Asks for "Clarifications" on Russian Assets Frozen
The head of the Italian government Giorgia Meloni referred on Wednesday 17 December to "risks" concerning the use of frozen assets of the Russian central bank in Europe and asked for "clarifications" on this subject, on the eve of a European summit.
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