120 MEPs Push to Reopen Frozen Russian Assets Debate
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A group of MEPs proposed transferring frozen Russian assets to a new European depository, which would assume legal obligations to the Central Bank of Russia
A group of MEPs proposed transferring frozen Russian assets to a new European depository, which would assume legal obligations to the Central Bank of Russia. The letter to the EU leadership was published by MEP Richard Kols on the social network X.The...
According to MEPs, these assets should be transferred to EU institutions. Over 120 MEPs appeal to the European Commission. The letter was addressed to the heads of EU institutions, including European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who will deliver the State of the EU Address to the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Wednesday. The letter, sent in the week preceding this important speech, is intended to pressure the European Commiss…
An idea currently being considered by the European Union would change not only the way the money is used, but also where it is kept. This would shift legal responsibility for Russian assets to the EU level instead of Belgium.
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