US EditionUS Warns Europe Against Giving Frozen Russian Billions to Ukraine
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Europe's Desperate Scheme to Steal Billions in Frozen Russian Assets Collapses Under U.S. Pressure and Financial Reality
Guest post by Drieu Godefridi In a stunning admission that exposes the deep divisions within the West, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk revealed on Tuesday that the United States is firmly pressuring Europe to back off from confiscating hundreds of billions in frozen Russian sovereign assets.
A senior Ukrainian official told the AFP on Wednesday that Donald Trump's government was "pressing" European countries to "renunciate the idea" of using frozen Russian assets in the EU to help Ukraine. ...
Representatives of the American administration put pressure on friendly European governments to reject...
A senior Ukrainian official told the AFP on Wednesday that Donald Trump's US administration was "pressing" European countries to "respond to the idea" of using frozen Russian assets in the EU to help Ukraine.
Ukraine threatens to run out of money. The EU is struggling to help out with frozen Russian assets – but according to a report, the US is shooting across.
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