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Europe Looks for Options as Ukraine Costs Mount
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KAJA Kallas advocates that Russia pay for war damage by using frozen assets and announces the most extensive sanctions and isolation from sports so far.
·Zagreb, Croatia
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The European Union is reconsidering the use of frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine, highlighting the urgent need for financial support that could reach €90 billion. High Representative Kaja Kallas stressed the importance of risk-sharing among member states in the context of growing Russian hybrid threats.
The European Union is again considering using frozen Russian assets amid Ukraine's funding shortfall in 2027.
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