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Ursula von der Leyen would keep Ukraine alive with a 165 billion euro bailout package, and the bill would be paid for by frozen Russian assets and European taxpayers.
The Belgian Prime Minister rejects the Commission's proposal to use the frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine, and an arm of arms is announced before the Council on 18 December.
The Commission has formalized its proposals for 90 billion in funding for Kiev. Majority qualified for 'exceptional measures'. It is also possible to collect on the markets. Von der Leyen: 'So negotiated from a position of force'
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From the leyen wants to use frozen Russian money for Ukraine. The financial needs are huge, but an EU country is blocked. Now there is a plan B.
The President of the Commission reduces the amount of the 'repair loan' to Kiev from 140.000 million to 90 billion and sets out powerful safeguards to share risks among all Member States. More information: The EU is stepping up pressure on Belgium to agree to send Russian funds to Ukraine: 'It is the best solution'
Russia has been waging a brutal war of aggression against Ukraine for years. All developments regarding the fighting and negotiations can be found in the news blog.
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