Using Russian Assets for Ukraine Will Have “Considerable Consequences” for the EU (Russian Diplomat)
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The European Union's (EU) plan to use frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine's fight against Russia will have "far-reaching consequences" for the European bloc, Russia's ambassador to Germany Sergei Nechayev warned on Friday.
The Russian ambassador in Germany says that the EU's international reputation "can be destroyed", preventing "infinite judicial processes" and a "way to legal anarchy".
The Use of Russian Assets for Ukraine Will Have "Significant Consequences" for the Eu, Warned Russia
The Russian Ambassador in Berlin threatens the European Union with "significant consequences" for the use of Russian assets frozen in Europe to finance Ukraine.
In Europe, there is growing concern that the US and Russia will negotiate over the heads of Ukrainians and Europeans. Meanwhile, Kremlin leader Putin is on a diplomatic mission in India. More in the live ticker.
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"Any action (by the EU) using Russian state resources" to finance Ukraine "will have very serious consequences," a Russian diplomat points out.
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