US EditionPutin-Witkoff Talks Constructive and Very Useful – Presidential Aide
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The Russian assets frozen in Brussels, totalling 193 billion euros, are causing intense debate. Their use in support of Ukraine could undermine the global financial architecture of which the Union...
Leading Russian banker, head of VTB Andrei Kostin threatened that if Europe confiscates frozen sovereign assets of the Russian Federation (about 140 billion euros) for a “repair loan” to Ukraine, Moscow will launch a large-scale judicial war that “will last 50 years even after...
The European Commission wants to use frozen Russian assets for an interest-free multi-billion dollar loan to Ukraine. Next week, the Commission will...
The US has pledged to return Russia’s frozen assets if a peace deal is reached with Ukraine.
During the summer, the Trump administration informed the EU that it intends to release these frozen assets after a peace agreement is signed. EC President Ursula von der Leyen has advocated for using the funds to support Ukraine financially. European diplomats were unsettled by a provision in Trump’s 28-point plan, which proposed investing $100B of Russia’s currently frozen assets into American efforts to rebuild Ukraine, while allocating the re…
US tells EU to hand back frozen Russian assets – Politico
The bloc wants to use the funds to back a “reparation loan” to Ukraine© Getty Images / EshmaUS officials want the EU to return Russia’s frozen assets once it signs a peace deal with Ukraine, contradicting the bloc's plans to use them to finance Kiev, Politico reported on Tuesday, citing diplomats.EU leaders want to issue a €140 billion ($160 billion) “reparations loan” to Kiev using frozen Russian funds as collateral, despite opposition ...
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